Fantasy Media Hub Wiki fantasymediahub https://fantasymediahub.fandom.com/wiki/Fantasy_Media_Hub_Wiki MediaWiki 1.39.7 first-letter Media Special Talk User User talk Fantasy Media Hub Wiki Fantasy Media Hub Wiki talk File File talk MediaWiki MediaWiki talk Template Template talk Help Help talk Category Category talk Forum Forum talk GeoJson GeoJson talk User blog User blog comment Blog Blog talk Module Module talk Message Wall Thread Message Wall Greeting Board Board Thread Topic Map Map talk 0 1 1 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki <mainpage-leftcolumn-start /> <div style="text-align: center; font-size: x-large; padding: 1em;">'''Welcome to the {{SITENAME}}!'''</div> A wiki community of fictional television and radio stations created by broadcasting nerds/enthusiasts. We're a collaborative community website about {{topic}} that anyone, including you, can build and expand. Wikis like this one depend on readers getting involved and adding content. Click the "ADD NEW PAGE" or "EDIT" button at the top of any page to get started! ==Important articles== <gallery position="center" captionalign="center" navigation="true"> File:Placeholder | [[A page about your topic]] |link=A page about your topic File:Placeholder | [[A Main Character]] |link=A Main Character File:Placeholder | [[The First Episode]] |link=The First Episode File:Placeholder | [[An Important Location]] |link=An Important Location File:Placeholder | [[A Key Event]] |link=A Key Event File:Placeholder | [[A Crucial Item]] |link=A Crucial Item </gallery> <!-- The gallery above works well for individual articles, but it would also be good to have another below it that points to important Category: pages. --> <mainpage-endcolumn /> <mainpage-rightcolumn-start /> ''Need help building out this community?'' *[[Project:Wiki rules|Rules of this wiki]] *[[w:c:community:Help:Getting Started|Getting Started]] *[[w:c:community:Help:Contributing|How to Contribute]] *[[w:c:community:Help:Community Management|Managing your new community]] *[[w:c:community:Help:Contents|Guides]] *[[w:c:community:Help:Index|All Help articles]] You can also be part of the larger Fandom family of communities. Visit [[w:c:community|Fandom's Community Central]]! ''Community Founders'': Write a good and paragraph-length description for your welcome section about your topic. Let your readers know what your topic is about and add some general information about it. Then you should visit [[Special:AdminDashboard|the admin dashboard for more tips]]. <mainpage-endcolumn /> [[Category:{{SITENAME}}]] 9de5bd40a99d7f8fc09a26d6fe1b727cea7d238f 10 2 2 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki <includeonly><infobox type="Album"> <title source="title"/> <image source="image"><caption source="imagecaption"/></image> <data source="artist"><label>Artist</label></data> <data source="released"><label>Released</label></data> <data source="recorded"><label>Recorded</label></data> <data source="length"><label>Length</label></data> <data source="label"><label>Label</label></data> <data source="producer"><label>Producer</label></data> </infobox></includeonly><noinclude>{{Documentation}}</noinclude> 7145bd5ecd9bcafcf1907686b6a57145c9c894ac 10 3 3 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki == Description == To use this template, add the {{T|{{BASEPAGENAME}}}} template and fill in the appropriate fields. Fields left blank will not appear in articles. This infobox template uses [[w:Help:Infobox|Fandom's infobox syntax]]. == Syntax == <pre> {{Album | title = | image = [e.g. "Example.jpg"] | imagecaption = | artist = | released = | recorded = | length = | label = | producer = }} </pre> == Sample output == {{Album | title = Fleur | image = Example.jpg | artist = Marigold | released = June 2012 | recorded = 2011 | length = 88:88 | label = Spring | producer = Daffy }} <pre> {{Album | title = Fleur | image = Example.jpg | artist = Marigold | released = June 2012 | recorded = 2011 | length = 88:88 | label = Spring | producer = Daffy }} </pre><includeonly>[[Category:Infobox templates]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude> 34c5cd77d0a20c3509b82f0386c7429a8b47a5fb 10 4 4 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 Remove aria complementary role because it's incorrect in this context; see: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Accessibility/ARIA/Roles/complementary_role wikitext text/x-wiki <includeonly>{| class="article-table plainlinks" style="width:100%;" |- style="font-size:18px;" ! style="padding:0px;" | <div style="width:100%; padding:3px 0px; text-align:center;" class="color1">Template documentation</div> |- | ''Note: portions of the template sample may not be visible without values provided.'' |- | View or edit [[{{{1|Template:{{PAGENAMEE}}/doc}}}|this documentation]]. ([[Template:Documentation|About template documentation]]) |- | Editors can experiment in this template's [{{fullurl:{{FULLPAGENAMEE}}/sandbox|action=edit}} sandbox] and [{{fullurl:{{FULLPAGENAMEE}}/testcases}} test case] pages. |} <div style="margin:0 1em;"> {{{{{1|{{PAGENAME}}/doc}}}}}</div></includeonly><noinclude>{{Documentation}}[[Category:Documentation templates]]</noinclude> 75b0cad7de45e5705cd5bd244f3b20d1d9954aad 10 5 5 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki <onlyinclude><nowiki>{{</nowiki>{{#if:{{{prefix|}}}|{{{prefix}}}:}}[[Template:{{{1}}}|{{{1}}}]]<!-- -->{{#if:{{{2|}}}|&#124;<span style="color:#555;">''&lt;{{{2}}}&gt;''</span>}}<!-- -->{{#if:{{{3|}}}|&#124;<span style="color:#555;">''&lt;{{{3}}}&gt;''</span>}}<!-- -->{{#if:{{{4|}}}|&#124;<span style="color:#555;">''&lt;{{{4}}}&gt;''</span>}}<!-- -->{{#if:{{{5|}}}|&#124;<span style="color:#555;">''&lt;{{{5}}}&gt;''</span>}}<!-- -->{{#if:{{{6|}}}|&#124;<span style="color:#555;">''&lt;{{{6}}}&gt;''</span>}}<!-- -->{{#if:{{{7|}}}|&#124;<span style="color:#555;">''&lt;{{{7}}}&gt;''</span>}}<!-- -->{{#if:{{{8|}}}|&#124;<span style="color:#555;">''&lt;{{{8}}}&gt;''</span>}}<!-- -->{{#if:{{{9|}}}|&#124;<span style="color:#555;">''&lt;{{{9}}}&gt;''</span>}}<!-- -->{{#if:{{{10|}}}|&#124;<span style="color:#555;">''&lt;{{{10}}}&gt;''</span>}}<!-- -->{{#if:{{{11|}}}|&#124;<span style="color:#555;">''&lt;{{{11}}}&gt;''</span>}}<!-- -->{{#if:{{{12|}}}|&#124;<span style="color:#555;">''&lt;{{{12}}}&gt;''</span>}}<!-- -->{{#if:{{{13|}}}|&#124;<span style="color:#555;">''&lt;{{{13}}}&gt;''</span>}}<!-- -->{{#if:{{{14|}}}|&#124;<span style="color:#555;">''&lt;{{{14}}}&gt;''</span>}}<!-- -->{{#if:{{{15|}}}|&#124;<span style="color:#555;">''&lt;{{{15}}}&gt;''</span>}}<!-- -->{{#if:{{{16|}}}|&#124;<span style="color:#555;">''&lt;{{{16}}}&gt;''</span>}}<!-- -->{{#if:{{{17|}}}|&#124;<span style="color:#555;">''&lt;{{{17}}}&gt;''</span>}}<!-- -->{{#if:{{{18|}}}|&#124;<span style="color:#555;">''&lt;{{{18}}}&gt;''</span>}}<!-- -->{{#if:{{{19|}}}|&#124;<span style="color:#555;">''&lt;{{{19}}}&gt;''</span>}}<!-- -->{{#if:{{{20|}}}|&#124;<span style="color:#555;">''&lt;{{{20}}}&gt;''</span>}}<!-- -->{{#if:{{{21|}}}|&#124;<span style="color:#555;">''&lt;{{{21}}}&gt;''</span>}}<!-- --><nowiki>}}</nowiki></onlyinclude><noinclude>{{documentation}}</noinclude> 4273916fece7a96eef48125efb615009a1fd6fe6 10 6 6 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki ==Description== This template is used to insert descriptions on template pages. ==Syntax== Add <code><nowiki><noinclude></nowiki>{{t|Documentation}}<nowiki></noinclude></nowiki></code> at the end of the template page. Add <code><nowiki><noinclude></nowiki>{{t|Documentation|documentation page}}<nowiki></noinclude></nowiki></code> to transclude an alternative page from the /doc subpage. ==Usage== ===On the Template page=== This is the normal format when used: <pre> TEMPLATE CODE <includeonly>Any categories to be inserted into articles by the template</includeonly> <noinclude>{{Documentation}}</noinclude> </pre> ''If your template is not a completed div or table, you may need to close the tags just before <code><nowiki>{{Documentation}}</nowiki></code> is inserted (within the noinclude tags).'' ''A line break right before <code><nowiki>{{Documentation}}</nowiki></code> can also be useful as it helps prevent the documentation template "running into" previous code.'' ===On the documentation page=== The documentation page is usually located on the /doc subpage for a template, but a different page can be specified with the first parameter of the template (see [[#Syntax|Syntax]]). Normally, you will want to write something like the following on the documentation page: <pre> ==Description== This template is used to do something. ==Syntax== Type <code>{{t|templatename}}</code> somewhere. ==Samples== <code>&lt;nowiki>{{templatename|input}}&lt;/nowiki></code> results in... {{templatename|input}} <includeonly>Any categories for the template itself</includeonly> <noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude> </pre> Use any or all of the above description/syntax/sample output sections. You may also want to add "see also" or other sections. Note that the above example also uses the [[Template:T]] template. <includeonly>[[Category:Documentation templates]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude> 58ca364cb71b551e4a71ddf3046cf41c84db0d57 10 7 7 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description A template link with a variable number of parameters (0-20). ;Syntax :{{t|t|parameter1|parameter2|parameter3|parameter4|...|parameter20}} <!-- self-referential examples! --> ;Source :Improved version not needing t/piece subtemplate developed on [http://templates.fandom.com Templates wiki] see the [http://templates.fandom.com/index.php?title=Template:T&action=history list of authors]. Copied here via CC-By-SA 3.0 license. ;Example :{{t|t|param1|param2}} <includeonly>[[Category:General wiki templates]]</includeonly> <noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude> 6f7307b6bcfef75efcc1d71fc932366c04cd61b3 10 8 8 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki <includeonly><infobox type="Character"> <title source="name"/> <image source="image"> <caption source="imagecaption" /> </image> <group> <data source="aliases"><label>Aliases</label></data> <data source="relatives"><label>Relatives</label></data> <data source="affiliation"><label>Affiliation</label></data> <data source="occupation"><label>Occupation</label></data> </group> <group> <header>Biographical information</header> <data source="marital"><label>Marital status</label></data> <data source="birthDate"><label>Date of birth</label></data> <data source="birthPlace"><label>Place of birth</label></data> <data source="deathDate"><label>Date of death</label></data> <data source="deathPlace"><label>Place of death</label></data> </group> <group> <header>Physical description</header> <data source="species"><label>Species</label></data> <data source="gender"><label>Gender</label></data> <data source="height"><label>Height</label></data> <data source="weight"><label>Weight</label></data> <data source="eyes"><label>Eye color</label></data> </group> <group> <header>Appearances</header> <data source="portrayedby"><label>Portrayed by</label></data> <data source="appearsin"><label>Appears in</label></data> <data source="debut"><label>Debut</label></data> </group> </infobox>{{#ifeq: {{NAMESPACENUMBER}} | 0 | [[Category:Characters]]}}</includeonly><noinclude>{{Documentation}}</noinclude> f63ba56dbc9f4a25683ff5d7104509d0e8bb9eda 10 9 9 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki == Description == To use this template, add the {{T|{{BASEPAGENAME}}}} template and fill in the appropriate fields. Fields left blank will not appear in articles. This infobox template uses [[w:Help:Infobox|Fandom's infobox syntax]]. == Syntax == <pre> {{Character | name = | image = | imagecaption = | aliases = | relatives = | affiliation = | occupation = | marital = | birthDate = | birthPlace = | deathDate = | deathPlace = | species = | gender = | height = | weight = | eyes = | portrayedby = | appearsin = | debut = }} </pre> == Sample output == {{Character | name = Flowa | image = Example.jpg | imagecaption = Flowa, at rest | aliases = Flo | relatives = | affiliation = | occupation = | marital = | birthDate = July 21st, 2013 | birthPlace = Iowa | deathDate = | deathPlace = | species = Plant | gender = | height = | weight = | eyes = | portrayedby = | appearsin = | debut = }} <pre> {{Character | name = Flowa | image = Example.jpg | imagecaption = Flowa, at rest | aliases = Flo | relatives = | affiliation = | occupation = | marital = | birthDate = July 21st, 2013 | birthPlace = Iowa | deathDate = | deathPlace = | species = Plant | gender = | height = | weight = | eyes = | portrayedby = | appearsin = | debut = }} </pre><includeonly>[[Category:Infobox templates]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude> 6ddf3451fd7140d6b498a17d53162a4ccd65e691 10 10 10 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki <includeonly><infobox type="Book"> <title source="title"/> <image source="image"><caption source="imagecaption"/></image> <data source="author"><label>Author</label></data> <data source="illustrator"><label>Illustrator</label></data> <data source="datePublished"><label>Published on</label></data> <data source="publisher"><label>Publisher</label></data> <group layout="horizontal"> <header>Publication order</header> <data source="previous"><label>Previous</label></data> <data source="next"><label>Next</label></data> </group> </infobox>{{#ifeq: {{NAMESPACENUMBER}} | 0 | [[Category:Books]]}}</includeonly><noinclude>{{Documentation}}</noinclude> c4bc425c60ee6f1a263f67a75f6d26aafc236c03 10 11 11 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki == Description == To use this template, add the {{T|{{BASEPAGENAME}}}} template and fill in the appropriate fields. Fields left blank will not appear in articles. This infobox template uses [[w:Help:Infobox|Fandom's infobox syntax]]. == Syntax == <pre>{{Book | title = | image = [e.g. "Example.jpg"] | author = | illustrator = | datePublished = | publisher = | previous = | next = }}</pre> == Sample output == {{Book | title = The Adventures of Flower | image = Example.jpg | author = Alice | illustrator = Bob | datePublished = April 1928 | publisher = Arthur's | previous = Book One | next = Book Three }} <pre>{{Book | title = The Adventures of Flower | image = Example.jpg | author = Alice | illustrator = Bob | datePublished = April 1928 | publisher = Arthur's | previous = Book One | next = Book Three }} </pre><includeonly>[[Category:Infobox templates]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude> 7320d1953158c6673ed6ce2be7bc35e2356522e5 10 12 12 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki <includeonly><infobox type="Episode"> <title source="title"/> <image source="image"><caption source="imagecaption"/></image> <data source="partOfSeason"><label>Season</label></data> <data source="episodeNumber"><label>Episode</label></data> <data source="airDate"><label>Air date</label></data> <data source="writer"><label>Writer</label></data> <data source="director"><label>Director</label></data> <group layout="horizontal"> <header>Episode guide</header> <data source="previousEpisode"><label>Previous</label></data> <data source="nextEpisode"><label>Next</label></data> </group> </infobox>{{#ifeq: {{NAMESPACENUMBER}} | 0 | [[Category:Episodes]]}}</includeonly><noinclude>{{Documentation}}</noinclude> 222b04973118bf9a11e3e5f3a034c07b6ec30fee 10 13 13 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki == Description == To use this template, add the {{T|{{BASEPAGENAME}}}} template and fill in the appropriate fields. Fields left blank will not appear in articles. This infobox template uses [[w:Help:Infobox|Fandom's infobox syntax]]. == Syntax == <pre>{{Episode | title = | partOfSeason = | episodeNumber = | image = [e.g. "Example.jpg"] | airDate = | writer = | director = | previousEpisode = | nextEpisode = }}</pre> == Sample output == {{Episode | title = Flower of Babel | partOfSeason = One | episodeNumber = Three | image = Example.jpg | airDate = Unaired | writer = D. Righta | director = A. di Rektour | previousEpisode = Episode Two | nextEpisode = Episode Four }}<pre>{{Episode | title = Flower of Babel | partOfSeason = One | episodeNumber = Three | image = Example.jpg | airDate = Unaired | writer = D. Righta | director = A. di Rektour | previousEpisode = Episode Two | nextEpisode = Episode Four }}</pre> <includeonly>[[Category:Infobox templates]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude> 422683315393b9908127727460675544f6ffb8cf 10 14 14 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki <includeonly><infobox type="Event"> <title source="title"/> <image source="image"><caption source="imagecaption"/></image> <data source="performers"><label>Performers</label></data> <data source="date"><label>Date</label></data> <data source="location"><label>Location</label></data> </infobox>{{#ifeq: {{NAMESPACENUMBER}} | 0 | [[Category:Events]]}}</includeonly><noinclude>{{Documentation}}</noinclude> d66b112135e43b8474d30a6dab0feaab6588dfe8 10 15 15 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki == Description == To use this template, add the {{T|{{BASEPAGENAME}}}} template and fill in the appropriate fields. Fields left blank will not appear in articles. This infobox template uses [[w:Help:Infobox|Fandom's infobox syntax]]. == Syntax == <pre> {{Event | title = | image = [e.g. "Example.jpg"] | imagecaption = | performers = | date = | location = }} </pre> == Sample output == {{Event | title = Flower du Jour | image = Example.jpg | performers = Awesome Ones | date = All the time | location = Everywhere }} <pre> {{Event | title = Flower du Jour | image = Example.jpg | performers = Awesome Ones | date = All the time | location = Everywhere }} </pre><includeonly>[[Category:Infobox templates]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude> 1502585ceb0f0a7e1e70edc0fa8c88720e7da905 10 16 16 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki <includeonly><infobox type="Item"> <title source="title"/> <image source="image"><caption source="imagecaption"/></image> <data source="type"><label>Type</label></data> <data source="effects"><label>Effects</label></data> <data source="source"><label>Source</label></data> <data source="buy"><label>Cost to buy</label></data> <data source="sell"><label>Cost to sell</label></data> </infobox>{{#ifeq: {{NAMESPACENUMBER}} | 0 | [[Category:Items]]}}</includeonly><noinclude>{{Documentation}}</noinclude> 1c76f47b4d1d6c296c09c245c7dd7d4efc9ff9e6 10 17 17 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki == Description == To use this template, add the {{T|{{BASEPAGENAME}}}} template and fill in the appropriate fields. Fields left blank will not appear in articles. This infobox template uses [[w:Help:Infobox|Fandom's infobox syntax]]. == Syntax == <pre> {{Item | title = | image = [e.g. "Example.jpg"] | imagecaption = | type = | effects = | source = | buy = | sell = }} </pre> == Sample output == {{Item | title = Power Flower | image = Example.jpg | type = Food | effects = +1 Fire | source = Vendor | buy = 5g | sell = 1g }}<pre> {{Item | title = Power Flower | image = Example.jpg | type = Food | effects = +1 Fire | source = Vendor | buy = 5g | sell = 1g }} </pre><includeonly>[[Category:Infobox templates]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude> ecd61f0a9df462e9790349a7ef0034b375ef0e2b 10 18 18 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki <includeonly><infobox type="Location"> <title source="title"/> <image source="image"><caption source="imagecaption"/></image> <image source="map"><caption source="mapcaption"/></image> <data source="type"><label>Type</label></data> <data source="level"><label>Level</label></data> <data source="location"><label>Location</label></data> <data source="inhabitants"><label>Inhabitants</label></data> </infobox>{{#ifeq: {{NAMESPACENUMBER}} | 0 | [[Category:Locations]]}}</includeonly><noinclude>{{Documentation}}</noinclude> 74c089bf3093e560bd6a2144977d9d0bc5faebc0 10 19 19 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki == Description == To use this template, add the {{T|{{BASEPAGENAME}}}} template and fill in the appropriate fields. Fields left blank will not appear in articles. This infobox template uses [[w:Help:Infobox|Fandom's infobox syntax]]. == Syntax == <pre> {{Location | title = | image = [e.g. "Example.jpg"] | imagecaption = | map = [e.g. "Example.jpg"] | mapcaption = | type = | level = | location = | inhabitants = }} </pre> == Sample output == {{Location | title = Flora Island | image = Example.jpg | imagecaption = The island | map = Example.jpg | mapcaption = Zone map | type = Contested | level = 1-5 | location = Earth | inhabitants = Stompy Humans, Drinky Bees }}<pre> {{Location | title = Flora Island | image = Example.jpg | imagecaption = The island | map = Example.jpg | mapcaption = Zone map | type = Contested | level = 1-5 | location = Earth | inhabitants = Stompy Humans, Drinky Bees }} </pre><includeonly>[[Category:Infobox templates]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude> e3e627290fa1c04d98083b44bcd2fa5cb562e13c 10 20 20 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 1 revision imported wikitext text/x-wiki {| style="width:100%; margin-top:1em; border:1px solid #999; font-size:90%; text-align:center;" |- ! style="padding:0.2em 0.5em;" nowrap="nowrap" class="color1" | {{{header}}} |- | style="padding:0.2em 0.5em;" | {{{body}}} |}<noinclude> {{documentation}}</noinclude> 21aa3440d9c06c537ca5808c298e155d57e8dc90 10 21 21 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description :This template is used to create a basic navigation box. You can do so by calling the template, via the steps under "Syntax", but it is recommended to '''copy the code verbatim''' via the steps under "Navbox Creation". ;Navbox Creation <inputbox> type=create prefix=Template: preload=Template:Navbox editintro=Template:Navbox/doc buttonlabel=Make your navbox! default = Navbox Foo </inputbox> #Think of a name for your navbox, like "Navbox Foo". Type it in the above field, press the button, and save the page immediately. Be ready to return to ''this'' page to see the rest of the instructions. #Edit the resulting page in source mode. #Replace <code>{{{header}}}</code> with the text you would like to appear in the header. #Replace <code>{{{body}}}</code> with the text you would like to appear in the body. #To add another section, copy these four lines of code immediately below the lines in the existing code that they resemble: <pre>|- ! style="padding:0.2em 0.5em;" nowrap="nowrap" class="color1" | {{{header}}} |- | style="padding:0.2em 0.5em;" | {{{body}}}</pre> Save the page once you have added as many sections as you needed, and filled them with content. You may also want to create a /doc subpage explaining that to call the resulting template, one must only type <code>{<nowiki/>{Navbox Foo}}</code>, or rather, whatever we decided to name the template in step 1. ;Syntax <pre>{{navbox |header=Land of Bob |body=This <nowiki>[[place]]</nowiki> and that <nowiki>[[place]]</nowiki>. }}</pre> :Results in... {{navbox |header=Land of Bob |body=This <nowiki>[[place]]</nowiki> and that <nowiki>[[place]]</nowiki>. }} <includeonly>[[Category:Navbox templates]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude> 4b1a1bf5f00c2d159d30d8f8bc525309ac16d406 10 22 22 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki <includeonly><infobox type="Quest"> <title source="title"/> <image source="image"><caption source="imagecaption"/></image> <data source="start"><label>Start</label></data> <data source="end"><label>End</label></data> <data source="prerequisites"><label>Prerequisites</label></data> <data source="level"><label>Level</label></data> <data source="location"><label>Location</label></data> <data source="rewards"><label>Rewards</label></data> <group layout="horizontal"> <header>Quest progression</header> <data source="previous"><label>Previous</label></data> <data source="next"><label>Next</label></data> </group> </infobox>{{#ifeq: {{NAMESPACENUMBER}} | 0 | [[Category:Quests]]}}</includeonly><noinclude>{{Documentation}}</noinclude> 1057bf1c3220419334e60f6b01c07995f871d8f8 10 23 23 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki == Description == To use this template, add the {{T|{{BASEPAGENAME}}}} template and fill in the appropriate fields. Fields left blank will not appear in articles. This infobox template uses [[w:Help:Infobox|Fandom's infobox syntax]]. == Syntax == <pre> {{Quest | title = | image = [e.g. "Example.jpg"] | imagecaption = | start = | end = | prerequisites = | level = | location = | rewards = | previous = | next = }} </pre> == Sample output == {{Quest | title = Example infobox | image = Example.jpg | start = Chrys | end = Geran | prerequisites = None | level = 5 | location = Earth | rewards = Justice-Wrought Petals | previous = A | next = C }} <pre>{{Quest | title = Example infobox | image = Example.jpg | start = Chrys | end = Geran | prerequisites = None | level = 5 | location = Earth | rewards = Justice-Wrought Petals | previous = A | next = C }} </pre><includeonly>[[Category:Infobox templates]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude> 3c80ee4fc3fe45023bd67b3c400b2e64f4f2892a 6 24 24 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Wiki skin images]] f0235f85e2414431e046ae251792bf050daef5f7 10 25 25 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki {{LicenseBox|text=''This file is copyrighted. The copyright holder has given permission for its use.''}}{{#ifeq: {{NAMESPACENUMBER}} | 0 | <includeonly>[[Category:Files used with permission]]</includeonly>}}<noinclude> {{documentation}}</noinclude> 5940d21c4cf55ab1e46623c8d7202220620ea3fc 10 26 26 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki {{LicenseBox|text=''This file is copyrighted. It will be used in a way that qualifies as fair use under US copyright law.''}}{{#ifeq: {{NAMESPACENUMBER}} | 0 | <includeonly>[[Category:Fairuse files]]</includeonly>}}<noinclude> {{documentation}}</noinclude> 5db6645c70193dbeb65eed77de07f36451e1145c 10 27 27 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki {{LicenseBox|text=''This file was uploaded by the photographer or author.''}}{{#ifeq: {{NAMESPACENUMBER}} | 0 | <includeonly>[[Category:Files uploaded by the photographer or author]]</includeonly>}}<noinclude> {{documentation}}</noinclude> c3570ab7a69cc0cdf1478e8b7d45f8c70f1214c0 10 28 28 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki {{LicenseBox|text=''This file was originally uploaded on Wikipedia or another Wikimedia project.''}}{{#ifeq: {{NAMESPACENUMBER}} | 0 | <includeonly>[[Category:Files from WikiMedia projects]]</includeonly>}}<noinclude> {{documentation}}</noinclude> 72fed0e402d6912cd6381ef1b21b52929b041d8c 10 29 29 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki {{LicenseBox|text=''This file is licensed under the [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/ Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike License].''}}{{#ifeq: {{NAMESPACENUMBER}} | 0 | <includeonly>[[Category:CC-BY-SA files]]</includeonly>}}<noinclude> {{documentation}}</noinclude> b7cc0c0ae4d0cbff86fb66f332cdbfd9ef0c67f1 10 30 30 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki {{LicenseBox|text=''This file is licensed under a free license.''}}{{#ifeq: {{NAMESPACENUMBER}} | 0 | <includeonly>[[Category:Freely licensed files]]</includeonly>}}<noinclude> {{documentation}}</noinclude> a0e93bfb8a804eb54e67553ff50ba57b368ba00d 10 31 31 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki {{LicenseBox|text=''This file is in the public domain''}}{{#ifeq: {{NAMESPACENUMBER}} | 0 | <includeonly>[[Category:Public domain files]]</includeonly>}}<noinclude> {{documentation}}</noinclude> daf709f747ba95ea06112acade4c78177a475e30 10 32 32 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description :This template is used to mark images as being copyrighted, but the copyright holder has given permission for its use. ;Syntax :Type <code>{{t|permission}}</code> on the image information page. <includeonly>[[Category:Image license templates]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude> e2fc5fa15609d14fe9de91b503904f2b3f363afa 10 33 33 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description :This template is used to mark images as fair use. ;Syntax :Type <code>{{t|fairuse}}</code> on the image information page. <includeonly>[[Category:Image license templates]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude> a0b1f9487b6ecaaa0f6ea70533a69c17d42e01ff 10 34 34 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description :This template is used to mark images as having been uploaded by the photographer or author. ;Syntax :Type <code>{{t|self}}</code> on the image information page. <includeonly>[[Category:Image license templates]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude> 8daf839df62f0465275f6ef57c3998c9af9e4e1d 10 35 35 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description :This template is used to mark images as having been uploaded on [[wikipedia:|Wikipedia]] or another [[wikimedia:|Wikimedia]] project. ;Syntax :Type <code>{{t|From Wikimedia}}</code> on the image information page. <includeonly>[[Category:Image license templates]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude> 077fe0f228cb18bf949fee95011ec7b36fe64033 10 36 36 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description :This template is used to mark images with the CC-BY-SA license. ;Syntax :Type <code>{{t|CC-BY-SA}}</code> on the image information page. <includeonly>[[Category:Image license templates]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude> 4fa145ced3f3a218b897f635df8d678eeff73464 10 37 37 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description :This template is used to mark images with a free license not covered by other image templates. ;Syntax :Type <code>{{t|Other free}}</code> on the image information page. <includeonly>[[Category:Image license templates]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude> f4a03ee383d67da50c93408169b82b8217ff1404 10 38 38 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description :This template is used to mark images as being in the public domain. ;Syntax :Type <code>{{t|PD}}</code> on the image information page. <includeonly>[[Category:Image license templates]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude> bf14002371e6786761dfb4a58f4fdaf44062b8cc 10 39 39 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 Created page with "<includeonly>{{#sub:{{#replace:{{SITENAME}}| Wiki}}|-{{#len:{{#replace:{{SITENAME}}| Wiki}}}}-1}}</includeonly><noinclude>{{documentation}}</noinclude>" wikitext text/x-wiki <includeonly>{{#sub:{{#replace:{{SITENAME}}| Wiki}}|-{{#len:{{#replace:{{SITENAME}}| Wiki}}}}-1}}</includeonly><noinclude>{{documentation}}</noinclude> e8c5bb53e6d20ba0b81fcfa08813051675219442 10 40 40 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki == Description == This template uses your wiki's <code>SITENAME</code> and strips off the word "wiki" leaving what is in most cases the text describing the topic of your wiki. To use this template in its basic form, simply add the {{T|{{BASEPAGENAME}}}} template wherever you want your topic to appear in a sentence or section. If your wiki's <code>SITENAME</code> minus the word "wiki" is not a good descriptor for your wiki's topic, you may also simply edit the template and replace it with just the text you want displayed. == Syntax == <pre>{{Topic}}</pre> == Sample output == {{Topic}} <includeonly>[[Category:Templates]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> 54e98cb6fa2fa6aec9e9fa9b138b0cd6d5bf321b 14 41 41 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 Created page with "[[Category:Templates]]" wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Templates]] 06eecdec29f6cb215c99cf216d1e3bdc8c30a95e 14 42 42 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 Created page with "[[Category:Maintenance]]" wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Maintenance]] a106a39e26c77e7b2ec90cb83728a6446cb6a1a1 14 43 43 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki The subcategories of this category contain pages that have been identified as needing attention for one or more of the following reasons: * Changes have been suggested that should be discussed first or are under discussion. * The page has flaws that need addressing by an editor with the knowledge or skills to help. * The action the page needs requires special rights. ''See also:'' {{cols|2| * [[Special:BrokenRedirects|Broken redirects]] * [[Special:DoubleRedirects|Double redirects]] * [[Special:UncategorizedCategories|Uncategorized categories]] * [[Special:UncategorizedFiles|Uncategorized files]] * [[Special:UncategorizedPages|Uncategorized pages]] * [[Special:UncategorizedTemplates|Uncategorized templates]] * [[Special:WantedCategories|Wanted categories]] * [[Special:WantedFiles|Wanted files]] * [[Special:WantedPages|Wanted pages]] * [[Special:WantedTemplates|Wanted templates]] * [[Special:TrackingCategories|Other special tracking categories]] }} [[Category:{{SITENAME}}]] 3646bf22bbf81213a9b8ea11df02ceee8866b235 14 44 44 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 Created page with "[[Category:Templates]]" wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Templates]] 06eecdec29f6cb215c99cf216d1e3bdc8c30a95e 14 45 45 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 Created page with "[[Category:Templates]]" wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Templates]] 06eecdec29f6cb215c99cf216d1e3bdc8c30a95e 14 46 46 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 Created page with "[[Category:Templates]]" wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Templates]] 06eecdec29f6cb215c99cf216d1e3bdc8c30a95e 14 47 47 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 Created page with "[[Category:Templates]]" wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Templates]] 06eecdec29f6cb215c99cf216d1e3bdc8c30a95e 14 48 48 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 Created page with "The templates in this category contain documentation about other templates. The are automatically put here by the {{T|Documentation}} template. [[Category:Templates]]" wikitext text/x-wiki The templates in this category contain documentation about other templates. The are automatically put here by the {{T|Documentation}} template. [[Category:Templates]] e1cf9416700d7877b308b2f9051b33cd028dd11d 10 49 49 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 1 revision imported wikitext text/x-wiki <includeonly>{{#invoke:Hatnote|main}}</includeonly> <noinclude>{{Documentation|:Template:Hatnote/doc}}<!-- For a more traditional wikitext version of this template, see https://templates.fandom.com/wiki/Template:Main_article --></noinclude> de20b6a379396a3458f12d72e486fce07869137c 10 50 50 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 1 revision imported wikitext text/x-wiki <includeonly>{{#invoke:Hatnote|seeAlso}}</includeonly> <noinclude>{{Documentation|:Template:Hatnote/doc}}<!-- For a more traditional wikitext version of this template, see https://templates.fandom.com/wiki/Template:Hatnote --></noinclude> e245d8ecb350a8965723151f4fad9d3cafedad60 10 51 51 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 1 revision imported wikitext text/x-wiki <includeonly>{{#invoke:Hatnote|about}}</includeonly> <noinclude>{{Documentation|:Template:Hatnote/doc}}<!-- For a more traditional wikitext version of this template, see https://templates.fandom.com/wiki/Template:About --></noinclude> 510109cae7f705952c7a0279d73a7a44fa82d41f 10 52 52 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 1 revision imported wikitext text/x-wiki <includeonly>{{#invoke:Hatnote|For}}</includeonly> <noinclude>{{Documentation|:Template:Hatnote/doc}}<!-- For a more traditional wikitext version of this template, see https://templates.fandom.com/wiki/Template:Hatnote --></noinclude> 6caebf265784c02a3dba04fe77eb5c5afb52fbd4 10 53 53 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 1 revision imported wikitext text/x-wiki <includeonly>{{#invoke:Hatnote|further}}</includeonly> <noinclude>{{Documentation|:Template:Hatnote/doc}}<!-- For a more traditional wikitext version of this template, see https://templates.fandom.com/wiki/Template:Hatnote --></noinclude> 2b274c2a078defdd0995162869db05d3fc772067 10 54 54 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 1 revision imported wikitext text/x-wiki <includeonly>{{#invoke:Hatnote|hatnote}}</includeonly><noinclude>{{Documentation}}</noinclude> 47651229f8ca41785babe25d56cdae7ac03ad9e1 10 55 55 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki {{MessageBox |header = Candidate for deletion |type = delete |text = This page has been nominated for removal from the wiki. |comment = Remember to check [[Special:Whatlinkshere/{{FULLPAGENAME}}|what links here]] and [{{fullurl:{{FULLPAGENAME}}|action=history}} the page history] before deletion. |class = notice hidden plainlinks |id = delete }}<includeonly>[[Category:Candidates for deletion]]</includeonly><noinclude> {{Documentation}}</noinclude> 4173b2533a1aa36de4f2777956f1eae8889808ba 10 56 56 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 1 revision imported wikitext text/x-wiki {{#invoke:Quote|quote}}<noinclude>{{Documentation}}<!-- For a more traditional wikitext version of this template, see https://starter.fandom.com/wiki/Template:Quote?oldid=4277 --></noinclude> bf6ed2ef0e8d676125dfd9d9b8b8ad72a18049e3 10 57 57 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki {{MessageBox | header = Disambiguation page for {{PAGENAME}} | type = disambiguation | text = The following is a list of links to pages that might share the same title. | comment = Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or [[Special:Search|search]] to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an [[Special:Whatlinkshere/{{FULLPAGENAME}}|internal link]] led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article. | class = notice hidden | id = disambiguation}} <includeonly>__DISAMBIG__[[Category:Disambiguations]]</includeonly><noinclude> {{documentation}}</noinclude> 16605ae9114395add2e702cee409d0bd2deb7603 10 58 58 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 1 revision imported wikitext text/x-wiki {{#invoke:Mbox|main}}<noinclude>{{Documentation}}<!-- For a more traditional wikitext version of this template, see https://templates.fandom.com/wiki/Template:Ambox --></noinclude> fab8a2df56fd74147e1709af14e8993cfab7ebe7 10 59 59 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 1 revision imported wikitext text/x-wiki <includeonly><blockquote data-format="dialogue">{{#invoke:Dialogue|main}}</blockquote></includeonly><noinclude>{{Documentation}}<!-- For a more traditional wikitext version of this template, see https://templates.fandom.com/wiki/Template:Dialogue --></noinclude> 400ad4d61c7eff1f67db8a2116441090d803cb3d 10 60 60 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 1 revision imported wikitext text/x-wiki {{SAFESUBST:<noinclude />#invoke:Namespace detect|main}}<noinclude>{{Documentation}}<!-- For a more traditional wikitext version of this template, see https://templates.fandom.com/wiki/Template:Namespace_detect --></noinclude> f5b6ed2c0363fd704c716a6e5420a5cc0546392f 10 61 61 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki The hatnotes used for adding links between articles where more context is important. Broadly speaking, a hatnote should answer a readers' question: Am I on the right page? == Usage == ; Basic usage: &#123;{hatnote|''text''}} ; All parameters: &#123;{hatnote|''text''|extraclasses=''extra classes''|selfref=''yes''|category=''no''}} == Parameters == This template accepts the following parameters: * <code>1</code> - the hatnote text (required) * <code>extraclasses</code> - any extra CSS classes to be added. * <code>selfref</code> - If set to "yes", "y", "true" or "1", adds the CSS class "selfref". This is used to denote self-references. * <code>category</code> - If set to "no", "n", "false", or "0", suppresses the error tracking category ([[:Category:Hatnote templates with errors]]). This has an effect only if the leftmost parameter (the hatnote text) is omitted. == Example == * <code><nowiki>{{hatnote|Example hatnote text}}</nowiki></code> → {{hatnote|Example hatnote text}} == Typical types == {{T|Main}}, {{T|Further}} are very similar, but indicate either the primary page for a topic or more detailed related topic. They have a nearly identical set of parameters. ;{{T|Main}}: When an article is large, it often has a summary and a link to a main article. This template is used after the heading of the summary, to indicate a link to the subtopic article that has been summarized. ;{{T|Further}}: Used to link to articles containing further information on this topic. ;{{T|See also}}: Used to link to additional articles on related topics. :;{{T|Main|Main Page}} →:{{Main|Main Page}} :;{{T|Main|Main Page|Main Page}} →:{{Main|Main Page|Main Page}} :*<code>1</code>, <code>2</code>, <code>3</code>, ... – the pages to link to. If no page names are specified, the current page name is used instead (without the namespace prefix). Categories and files are automatically escaped with the [[w:Help:Colon trick|colon trick]], and links to sections are automatically formatted as ''page § section'', rather than the MediaWiki default of ''page#section''. :*<code>l1</code>, <code>l2</code>, <code>l3</code>, ... ''or''<code>label 1</code>, <code>label 2</code>, <code>label 3</code>, ... – optional labels for each of the pages to link to (this is for articles where a piped link would be used). Note that the extra parameters use a lower case 'L', for example, <code>l1</code>, <u>not</u> <code>L1</code>. :*<code>selfref</code> – if set to "yes", "y", "true" or "1", adds the CSS class "selfref". This is used to denote self-references. == Disambiguation == Templates such as {{T|About}} and {{T|For}} are to be used in cases where a disambiguation is not needed. In general, disambiguation pages should only be used for 4 or more titles that are mostly or entirely identical, except for a qualifier. ;{{T|About}}: Links the reader to other articles with similar titles or concepts that they may have been seeking instead. The template has several formats, including: :;{{T|About|Use1}} →:{{About|}} :;{{T|About|Use1|<nowiki/>|Main Page}} →:{{About|Use1||Main Page}} :;{{T|About|Use1|<nowiki/>|Main Page|and|Main Page}} →:{{About|Use1||Main Page|and|Main Page}} :;{{T|About|Use1|Use2|Main Page}} →:{{About|Use1|Use2|Main Page}} :;{{T|About|Use1|Use2|Main Page|and|Main Page}} →:{{About|Use1|Use2|Main Page|and|Main Page}} :;{{T|About|Use1|Use2|Main Page|other uses}} →:{{About|Use1|Use2|Main Page|other uses}} Alternately, a <code>section=yes</code> parameter can be added to the {{T|About}} template for use at the top of a section. When using this parameter, the wording in the template changes to specify that it is being used in a section: :;{{T|About|Use1|<nowiki>section=yes</nowiki>}} →:{{About|Use1|section=yes}} :;{{T|About|Use1|<nowiki/>|Main Page|<nowiki>section=yes</nowiki>}} →:{{About|Use1||Main Page|section=yes}} :;{{T|About|Use1|Use2|Main Page|<nowiki>section=yes</nowiki>}} →:{{About|Use1|Use2|Main Page|section=yes}} :;{{T|About|Use1|Use2|Main Page|and|Main Page|<nowiki>section=yes</nowiki>}} →:{{About|Use1|Use2|Main Page|and|Main Page|section=yes}} :;{{T|About|Use1|Use2|Main Page|other uses|<nowiki>section=yes</nowiki>}} →:{{About|Use1|Use2|Main Page|other uses|section=yes}} A <var>text</var> option adds text to the end; note that this should be only used when truly necessary, and the other hatnote templates listed below don't suffice. This template also supports <var>selfref</var>. ;{{T|For}}: Provides links to up to four articles or disambiguation pages. It accepts zero to five parameters. :;If used without parameters on a page named ''Foo'', the result is ::{{hatnote|For other uses, see [[:Foo (disambiguation)]].}} :;The first parameter changes the hatnote itself and should be plain text, e.g. {{T|For|similar terms}} yields ::{{hatnote|For similar terms, see [[:Foo (disambiguation)]].}} :;The second parameter is used to change the resultant link, e.g. {{T|For|similar terms|Main Page}} yields ::{{For|similar terms|Main Page}} :;The third, fourth and fifth parameters are used to give one, two, or three supplementary links: :*{{For|similar terms|Main Page|Main Page}} :*{{For|similar terms|Main Page|Main Page|Main Page}} :*{{For|similar terms|Main Page|Main Page|Main Page|Main Page}} :the last being produced by e.g. {{T|For|similar terms|Main Page|Main Page|Main Page|Main Page}}. == Errors == If no hatnote text is supplied, the template will output the following message: * {{hatnote|category=no}} If you see this error message, it is for one of four reasons: # No parameters were specified (the template code was <code><nowiki>{{hatnote}}</nowiki></code>). Please use <code><nowiki>{{hatnote|</nowiki>''text''<nowiki>}}</nowiki></code> instead. # Some parameters were specified, but the hatnote text wasn't included. For example, the template text <code><nowiki>{{hatnote|extraclasses=seealso}}</nowiki></code> will produce this error. Please use (for example) <code><nowiki>{{hatnote|</nowiki>''text''<nowiki>|extraclasses=seealso}}</nowiki></code> instead. # The hatnote text was specified, but that text contains an equals sign ("="). The equals sign has a special meaning in template code, and because of this it cannot be used in template parameters that do not specify a parameter name. For example, the template code <code><nowiki>{{hatnote|2+2=4}}</nowiki></code> will produce this error. To work around this, you can specify the parameter name explicitly by using <code>1=</code> before the hatnote text, like this: <code><nowiki>{{hatnote|1=2+2=4}}</nowiki></code>. # You tried to access [[Module:Hatnote]] directly by using <code><nowiki>{{#invoke:hatnote|hatnote|</nowiki>''text''<nowiki>}}</nowiki></code>. Use of #invoke in this way has been disabled for performance reasons. Please use <code><nowiki>{{hatnote|</nowiki>''text''<nowiki>}}</nowiki></code> instead. Pages that contain this error message are tracked in [[:Category:Hatnote templates with errors]]. == Technical details == This template uses the [[w:Help:Lua|Lua templating language]], and more information can be found [[w:c:dev:Global_Lua_Modules/Hatnote|on the Global Lua Module page]]. '''For a traditional wikitext version of this template, see [[w:c:templates:Template:Hatnote|Hatnote on Templates Wiki]]'''. The HTML code produced by this template looks like this: * <code><nowiki><div role="note" class="hatnote"></nowiki>''hatnote text''<nowiki></div></nowiki></code> <includeonly>[[Category:Notice templates]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude> f89b62bda227691a45fd6d42d8bf89b151436cd2 10 62 62 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description :This template is used to mark pages for deletion, categorizing them in [[:Category:Candidates for deletion]]. ;Syntax :Type <code>{{t|delete}}</code> on the page to be deleted.''' <includeonly>[[Category:Notice templates]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude> baa263e149fb470c182f0de3af57178739e61a86 10 63 63 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki ==Description== To use this template, enter the following and fill in the appropriate fields. Most fields left blank will not show up. ==Syntax== <pre> {{Quote | quote = | speaker = | source = }} </pre> As an alternative, these can be placed in positional order. ==Samples== {{Quote | quote = When you play the game of thrones, you win or you die. | speaker = [[w:c:gameofthrones:Cersei Lannister|Cersei Lannister]] | source = [[w:c:gameofthrones:You Win or You Die|"You Win or You Die"]] }} <pre> {{Quote | quote = When you play the game of thrones, you win or you die. | speaker = [[w:c:gameofthrones:Cersei Lannister|Cersei Lannister]] | source = [[w:c:gameofthrones:You Win or You Die|"You Win or You Die"]] }} </pre> or <pre> {{Quote | When you play the game of thrones, you win or you die. | [[w:c:gameofthrones:Cersei Lannister|Cersei Lannister]] | [[w:c:gameofthrones:You Win or You Die|"You Win or You Die"]] }} </pre> == Technical details == This template uses the [[w:Help:Lua|Lua templating language]], and more information can be found [[w:c:dev:Global_Lua_Modules/Quote|on the Global Lua Module page]]. '''For a traditional wikitext version of this template, see [[w:c:templates:Template:Quote|Quote on Templates Wiki]]'''. <includeonly>[[Category:Quote templates]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude> 9257007bdd810476e8723e435841c3f133a204f2 10 64 64 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description :Marks an article as a disambiguation page, adding a banner to the article and categorizing it under [[:Category:Disambiguations]]. ;Syntax :Add <code>{{t|disambiguation}}</code> at the top of a disambiguation page. <includeonly>[[Category:Notice templates]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude> c0a52d0ac40d9827b4462625985906e37c6f83c9 10 65 65 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki {{T|MessageBox}} is a template for creating message boxes. It is highly customizable with classes, inline styles, and provided CSS selectors. Optional features such as an image, left border, right-side text (for e.g. shortcuts), and a dismiss function. It uses the [[w:Help:Lua|Lua templating language]], and more information can be found [[w:c:dev:Global_Lua_Modules/Mbox|on the Global Lua Module page]]. This version is modified to produce a starter style, based on the [[w:c:dev:mediawiki:Global Lua Modules/Mbox.css|basic style from the module]]. To use the full capabilities of this module and remove the default styling, remove the indicated portions of [[Module:Mbox]]. '''For a traditional wikitext version of this template, see [[w:c:templates:Template:Ambox|Ambox on Templates Wiki]]'''. ==Parameters== For examples of how to use these parameters, see [[#Examples]]. {| class="wikitable" style="width: 100%" ! Parameter name ! Description ! Required? ! Default |- | <code>class</code> | Additional classes to the root <code>.mbox</code> element. | No | — |- | <code>bordercolor</code> | The color of the thick left-most border. | No | Stylesheet default |- | <code>type</code> | Type of mbox as declared as in CSS with variables. Affects color of the thick left-most border. See [[#Using types]]. | No | — |- | <code>bgcolor</code> | The color of the mbox's background. | No | Stylesheet default |- | <code>style</code> | Additional inline styles to the root <code>.mbox</code> element. | No | — |- | <code>image</code> | An image to be added to the left of all text content. | No | — |- | <code>imagewidth</code> | The width of the image (height automatically adjusts). | No | <code>60px</code> |- | <code>imagelink</code> | The link to which the image points (could link to the relevant maintenance category, per example). If not included, the image will be un-clickable. | No | — |- | <code>header</code> | The header (bold text placed at the top). This is typically used to very briefly explain the subject of the mbox itself, as when the mbox is closed, only the header will show. | No | — |- | <code>text</code> | Non-bold text placed below the header, typically used to explain the subject of the mbox in further or additional detail. When the mbox is closed, this text will be hidden. | No | — |- | <code>comment</code> | Smaller non-bold text placed below the main text, typically used to add additional links or context about the notice. When the mbox is closed, this text will be hidden. | No | — |- | <code>aside</code> | Text placed within a small allocation on the right side separated by a light gray border. Most commonly used to show shortcuts to the page in question (such as on policy pages). When the mbox is closed, this text will be hidden. | No | — |- | <code>id</code> | By default, one close button will close all mboxes on the page. However, to change this, this parameter may be used, given as the name of the mbox implementation (e.g., "Template:Cleanup" would have <code><nowiki>|id=cleanup</nowiki></code>). | No | — |- | <code>collapsed</code> | By default, the mbox will be uncollapsed, and the full contents will be shown. However, to change this, this parameter may be used to set an mbox as collapsed by default (e.g., <code><nowiki>|collapsed=true</nowiki></code> would set the mbox to be collapsed by default). | No | — |} ==Design== Some communities may wish to customize the appearance of the mboxes. The most common styling options are provided illustrated in CSS. <syntaxhighlight lang="css" class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> .mbox { /* the background of the entire box */; background-color: ; /* the border color of the entire box */ border-color: ; /* the border thickness of the entire box */ border-width: ; /* the default thick left border color; note this can be changed from within the template implementations using the "color" parameter */ border-left-color: ; /* the rounded-ness of the corners */; border-radius: ; /* the baseline font-size of the mbox */ font-size: ; } .mbox__content { /* the padding inside the mbox */ padding: ; } .mbox__content__image { /* the minimum width of the mbox's image (if bigger, use the "imagewidth" parameter in the template) */ width: ; /* the spacing to the left of the text (i.e., the right of the image) */ padding-right: ; } .mbox__content__text__comment { /* the size of the text in the "comment" parameter */ font-size: ; } .mbox__content__aside { /* any particular modifications to the "aside" area can go here */ /* the maximum width of the aside area */ width: ; } .mbox__close { /* the appearance of the close symbol here */ } .mbox__close:after { /* overwrite "content" here if you do not wish for the close symbol to be × */ content: ''; } .mw-collapsed + .mbox__close { /* modifications to the close symbol when the box is closed */ } .mw-collapsed + .mbox__close:after { /* overwrite "content" here if you do not wish for the close symbol to be + when the box is closed */ content: ''; } </syntaxhighlight> ; Technical notes * Additional inline styles to the root <code>.mbox</code> element can be achieved via the <code>style</code> parameter in the template. == Examples == === Basic MessageBox === <pre> {{MessageBox |header = Header text here |text = Normal text here |id = test1 }}</pre> Produces: {{#invoke:Mbox|main |header = Header text here |text = Normal text here |id = test1 }} === Using types === To use types, CSS variables must be added, such as: <syntaxhighlight lang="css"> :root { --type-important: rgba(200, 0, 0, 0.8); --type-moderate: rgba(233, 124, 47, 0.8); --type-minor: rgba(241, 197, 37, 0.8); } </syntaxhighlight> If added: <pre> {{MessageBox |header = Header text here |type = important |text = Normal text here |id = test2 }}</pre> Produces: {{#invoke:Mbox|main |header = Header text here |type = important |text = Normal text here |id = test2 }} Depending on your styling, there may not be a visual difference in the above example. === With an image === <pre> {{MessageBox |header = Header text here |text = Normal text here |image = Wiki.png |imagelink = |imagewidth = 50px |id = test3 }}</pre> Produces: {{#invoke:Mbox|main |header = Header text here |text = Normal text here |image = Wiki.png |imagelink = |imagewidth = 50px |id = test3 }} === With an aside === <pre> {{MessageBox |header = Header text here |type = important |text = Normal text here |aside = Aside text here |id = test4 }}</pre> Produces: {{#invoke:Mbox|main |header = Header text here |type = important |text = Normal text here |aside = Aside text here |id = test4 }} === Standard/default style === <pre> {{MessageBox |header = Header text here |text = Normal text here |comment = Comment text here |image = Wiki.png |aside = Aside text here |id = standard }}</pre> Produces: {{#invoke:Mbox|main|header=Header text here |text=Normal text here |comment=Comment text here |image=Wiki.png |aside=Aside text here |id=standard}} <includeonly>[[Category:Notice templates]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude> ca7c12cf4c7d97a6a3a96c5adc07ee3ceaf78fda 10 66 66 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki {{t|Dialogue}} facilitates the writing of dialogue in a standard format. The template can handle most standard formats of writing dialogue, and can be indented, bulleted or numbered. '''This template ''cannot'' be <code>subst:</code>'d'''. This template uses the [[w:Help:Lua|Lua templating language]], and more information can be found [[w:c:dev:Global_Lua_Modules/Dialogue|on the Global Lua Module page]]. '''For a traditional wikitext version of this template, see [[w:c:templates:Template:Dialogue/wikitext|Dialogue on Templates Wiki]]'''. ==Syntax== This is how to write the template in [[w:Help:wikitext|wikitext]] onto your article: <pre>{{dialogue |short=full |short=full |short=full ... |Character|Speech |Character|Speech |Character|Speech ... |cite = dialogue description }}</pre> These parameters are explained more fully below. ==Parameters== '''Named parameters specify name shortcuts. They are all optional.''' They are placed at the top of the template call, like this: <pre>{{dialogue |short=full |short=full |short=full ...</pre> Name shortcuts apply to your main dialogue text. If you use a shortcut specified here for a character name, then the full name will be replaced for it. Named parameters of the form "<code>mood1</code>", "<code>mood2</code>", "<code>mood3</code>", etc., up to "<code>mood10</code>", specify moods for the corresponding line number (e.g. "<code>mood1</code>" specifies line 1). They are placed in a line like this: <pre>... |Character|Speech|mood1=angry |Character|Speech|mood2=quiet |Character|Speech|mood3=ecstatic ...</pre> Positional parameters form the text of the dialogue (i.e. any line not containing an "<code>=</code>" will be construed as part of the dialogue. :;<code>Parameter 1</code> ''(required)'' : Character name speaking :;<code>Parameter 2</code> ''(optional)'' : Line to speak :;<code>Parameter 3</code> ''(optional)'' : Next character :;<code>Parameter 4</code> ''(optional)'' : Next line :;<code>Parameter 5</code> ''(optional)'' : Next character :;<code>Parameter 6</code> ''(optional)'' : Next line :;<code>Parameter 7</code> ''(optional)'' : so on... Note: if any character is called "<code>action</code>" then that line will be construed as an action line. It still counts as a ''line'' nonetheless. To write a dialogue description/source, use <code>cite =</code> ==Examples== Here is an example of a full template usage: <pre>{{dialogue |harry=Harry Enfield |bryan=Bryan Adams |harry|Hello! |mood1=happy |bryan|Oh hello there |mood2=surprised |harry|How are you? |mood3=inquisitive |bryan|Quite fine thank you. |mood4=reserved |harry|Oh that's spiffing. |mood5=spiffed |bryan|It is, isn't it?! |mood6=multo-spiffed |harry|Quite so. |mood7=bored |bryan|Well, I'm off! |mood8=joyous |harry|Ta-ta! |mood9=relieved |bryan|Au revoir! |mood10=sarcastic }}</pre> The above would generate: {{dialogue |harry=Harry Enfield |bryan=Bryan Adams |harry|Hello! |mood1=happy |bryan|Oh hello there |mood2=surprised |harry|How are you? |mood3=inquisitive |bryan|Quite fine thank you. |mood4=reserved |harry|Oh that's spiffing. |mood5=spiffed |bryan|It is, isn't it?! |mood6=multo-spiffed |harry|Quite so. |mood7=bored |bryan|Well, I'm off! |mood8=joyous |harry|Ta-ta! |mood9=relieved |bryan|Au revoir! |mood10=sarcastic }} The below code demonstrates examples of extended use: <pre>{{dialogue |george=Georgie Boy |rachel=Rachel |action|Enter: George and Rachel |george|Good morrow dearest Rachel!|mood2=happy |action|Rachel turns to see him |rachel|Oh, George, it's you! |george|... |rachel|Why won't you say anything?!|mood6=worried |action|Enter: Guards |Guards|We are announcing George's arrest! |rachel|Oh my!|mood9=horrified |action|George is dragged away. }}</pre> The above would generate: {{dialogue |george=Georgie Boy |rachel=Rachel |action|Enter: George and Rachel |george|Good morrow dearest Rachel!|mood2=happy |action|Rachel turns to see him |rachel|Oh, George, it's you! |george|... |rachel|Why won't you say anything?!|mood6=worried |action|Enter: Guards |Guards|We are announcing George's arrest! |rachel|Oh my!|mood9=horrified |action|George is dragged away. }} ===Notes=== You can number, bullet or indent your dialogue: <pre>:{{dialogue|Me|Hello|You|Howdido!}}</pre> :{{dialogue|Me|Hello|You|Howdido!}} <pre>#{{dialogue|Me|Hello|You|Howdido!}} #{{dialogue|Them|Good afternoon|Us|What a load of rubbish!}}</pre> #{{dialogue|Me|Hello|You|Howdido!}} #{{dialogue|Them|Good afternoon|Us|What a load of rubbish!}} <pre>*{{dialogue |angel=Fortitude |angel|I am an angel!|Crowd|We don't believe you!}} *{{dialogue |angel=Fortitude |angel|But I'm being quite serious!|Crowd|Too bad for you then!}}</pre> *{{dialogue |angel=Fortitude |angel|I am an angel!|Crowd|We don't believe you!}} *{{dialogue |angel=Fortitude |angel|But I'm being quite serious!|Crowd|Too bad for you then!}} You will get the odd spacing error (e.g. "Speech<code><nowiki><space></nowiki></code>") if you lay out your dialogue on multiple lines. <includeonly>[[Category:Quote templates]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude> 56b3a94f307db52b25c728122e451a63e806c791 10 67 67 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki This is the {{t|Namespace}} meta-template. It helps other templates detect what type of page they are on. It detects and groups all the different [[Wikipedia:Namespace#Enumeration|namespaces]] used on Fandom into several types: ; main : Main (i.e. article) space, where normal articles are kept. ; talk : Any talk space, including page names that start with "Talk:", "User talk:", "File talk:", etc. ;user ;file ;mediawiki ;template ;help ;category : The remaining namespaces. ; other : Any namespaces that were not specified as a parameter to the template (see explanation below). For backwards compatibility, this template handles '''image''' as if '''file'''. '''image''' (<nowiki>[[Image:...]]</nowiki>) is now deprecated. '''Note:''' For most cases it may be better to use the simpler namespace detection templates (see the [[#See also|see also]] section below). This template is more prone to human errors such as misspelling parameter names. This template uses the [[w:Help:Lua|Lua templating language]], and more information can be found [[w:c:dev:Global_Lua_Modules/Namespace_detect|on the Global Lua Module page]]. '''For a traditional wikitext version of this template, see [[w:c:templates:Template:Namespace_detect|Namespace_detect on Templates Wiki]]'''. == Usage == This template takes one or more parameters named after the different page types as listed above. Like this: <pre> {{Namespace | main = Article text | talk = Talk page text | other = Other pages text }} </pre> If the template is on a main (article) page, it will return this: : {{Namespace |demospace=main | main = Article text | talk = Talk page text | other = Other pages text }} If the template is on any other page than an article or a talk page, it will return this: : {{Namespace | main = Article text | talk = Talk page text | other = Other pages text }} The example above made the template return something for all page types. But if we don't use the '''other''' parameter or leave it empty, it will not return anything for the other page types. Like this: <pre> {{Namespace | file = File page text | category = Category page text | other = }} </pre> On any pages other than file and category pages the code above will render nothing. <!-- Do not remove this one. It is supposed to render nothing, but we have it here for testing purposes. --> : {{Namespace | file = File page text | category = Category page text | other = }} By using an empty parameter, you can make it so the template doesn't render anything for some specific page type. Like this: <pre> {{Namespace | main = | other = Other pages text }} </pre> The code above will render nothing when on mainspace (article) pages, but will return this when on other pages: : {{Namespace | main = | other = Other pages text }} == Demospace and page == For testing and demonstration purposes, this template can take two parameters named '''demospace''' and '''page'''. '''demospace''' understands any of the page type names used by this template, including the '''other''' type. It tells the template to behave like it is on some specific type of page. Like this: <pre> {{Namespace | main = Article text | other = Other pages text | demospace = main }} </pre> No matter on what kind of page the code above is used, it will return this: : {{Namespace | main = Article text | other = Other pages text | demospace = main }} The '''page''' parameter instead takes a normal pagename, making this template behave exactly as if on that page. The pagename doesn't have to be an existing page. Like this: <pre> {{Namespace | user = User page text | other = Other pages text | page = User:Example }} </pre> No matter on what kind of page the code above is used, it will return this: : {{Namespace | user = User page text | other = Other pages text | page = User:Example }} It can be convenient to let your template understand the '''demospace''' and/or '''page''' parameter and send it on to the {{T|Namespace}} template. Like this: <pre> {{Namespace | main = Article text | other = Other pages text | demospace = {{{demospace|}}} | page = {{{page|}}} }} </pre> If both the '''demospace''' and '''page''' parameters are empty or undefined, the template will detect page types as usual. == Parameters == List of all parameters: <pre> {{Namespace | main = ... | other = | demospace = {{{demospace|}}} / main / talk / user / file / mediawiki / template / help / category / other | page = {{{page|}}} / User:Example }} </pre> == Technical details == If you intend to feed tables as content to the numbered parameters of this template, you need to know this: [[w:Help:Template|Templates]] have a problem handling parameter data that contains pipes "<code>|</code>" unless the pipe is inside another template <code><nowiki>{{name|param1}}</nowiki></code> or inside a piped link <code><nowiki>[[w:Help:Template|help]]</nowiki></code>. Thus templates can not handle [[w:Help:Table|wikitables]] as input unless you escape them by using the <code><nowiki>{{!}}</nowiki></code> [[w:Help:Magic words|magic word]]. This makes it hard to use wikitables as parameters to templates. Instead, the usual solution is to use HTML wikimarkup for the table code, which is more robust. <includeonly>[[Category:General wiki templates]]{{#ifeq:{{SUBPAGENAME}}|sandbox|[[Category:Namespace manipulation templates]]}}</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude> abd1a20286343a0c76ff9c575682bd5d011f5a6d 828 68 68 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 fixing broken help link Scribunto text/plain -- This Module is used for making templates based in the Lua language. -- See more details about Lua in [[w:Help:Lua]]. -- The Fandom Developer's Wiki hosts Global Lua Modules that can be imported and locally overridden. -- The next line imports the Dialogue module from the [[w:c:dev:Global Lua Modules]]. local Dialogue = require('Dev:Dialogue') -- See more details about this module at [[w:c:dev:Global_Lua_Modules/Dialogue]] -- The last line produces the output for the template return Dialogue a147d7d4d5837eeb0910d21be2904bbae6658ad2 828 69 69 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 Scribunto text/plain -- This Module is used for making templates based in the Lua language. -- See more details about Lua in [[w:Help:Lua]]. -- The Fandom Developer's Wiki hosts Global Lua Modules that can be imported and locally overridden. -- The next line imports the Hatnote module from the [[w:c:dev:Global Lua Modules]]. local H = require('Dev:Hatnote') -- See more details about this module at [[w:c:dev:Global_Lua_Modules/Hatnote]] -- The last line produces the output for the template return H d52966e186d4771ee7844be7f402467c51644349 828 70 70 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 Scribunto text/plain -- This Module is used for making templates based in the Lua language. -- See more details about Lua in [[w:Help:Lua]]. -- The Fandom Developer's Wiki hosts Global Lua Modules that can be imported and locally overridden. -- The next line imports the Mbox module from the [[w:c:dev:Global Lua Modules]]. local Mbox = require('Dev:Mbox') -- See more details about this module at [[w:c:dev:Global_Lua_Modules/Mbox]] -- The imported Module is overwritten locally to include default styling. -- For a more flexible Mbox experience, delete the function below and import -- https://dev.fandom.com/wiki/MediaWiki:Global_Lua_Modules/Mbox.css -- or paste (and modify as you like) its contents in your wiki's -- [[MediaWiki:Wikia.css]] (see [[w:Help:Including_additional_CSS_and_JS]]) -- or look at https://dev.fandom.com/wiki/Global_Lua_Modules/Mbox -- for more customization inspiration -- -- BEGIN DELETION HERE -- local getArgs = require('Dev:Arguments').getArgs local localCSS = mw.loadData('Module:Mbox/data').localStyle function Mbox.main(frame) local args = getArgs(frame) -- styles local styles = {} if args.bordercolor then styles['border-left-color'] = args.bordercolor elseif args.type then styles['border-left-color'] = 'var(--type-' .. args.type .. ')' end if args.bgcolor then styles['background-color'] = args.bgcolor end -- images local image = args.image or '' local imagewidth = args.imagewidth or '80px' local imagelink = '' if args.imagelink then imagelink = '|link=' .. args.imagelink end local imagewikitext = ('%sFile:%s|%s%s' .. ']]'):format('[[', image, imagewidth, imagelink) -- id for closure local id = args.id or 'mbox' local container = mw.html.create('div') :addClass('mbox') :addClass(args.class) :css(styles) :css(localCSS['mbox']) :cssText(args.style) local content = container:tag('div') :addClass('mbox__content') :css(localCSS['mbox__content']) if args.image then local image = content:tag('div') :addClass('mbox__content__image') :addClass('mw-collapsible') :attr('id', 'mw-customcollapsible-' .. id) :css(localCSS['mbox__content__image']) :wikitext(imagewikitext) if args.collapsed then image:addClass('mw-collapsed') end end local contentwrapper = content:tag('div') :addClass('mbox__content__wrapper') :css(localCSS['mbox__content__wrapper']) if args.header then contentwrapper:tag('div') :addClass('mbox__content__header') :css(localCSS['mbox__content__header']) :wikitext(args.header) end if args.text then local text = contentwrapper:tag('div') :addClass('mbox__content__text') :addClass('mw-collapsible') :attr('id', 'mw-customcollapsible-' .. id) :css(localCSS['mbox__content__text']) :wikitext(args.text) if args.collapsed then text:addClass('mw-collapsed') end if args.comment then text:tag('div') :addClass('mbox__content__text__comment') :css(localCSS['mbox__content__text__comment']) :wikitext(args.comment) end end contentwrapper:tag('span') :addClass('mbox__close') :addClass('mw-customtoggle-' .. id) :css(localCSS['mbox__close']) :attr('title', 'Dismiss') if args.aside then local aside = content:tag('div') :addClass('mbox__content__aside') :addClass('mw-collapsible') :attr('id', 'mw-customcollapsible-' .. id) :css(localCSS['mbox__content__aside']) :wikitext(args.aside) if args.collapsed then aside:addClass('mw-collapsed') end end return container end -- -- END DELETION HERE -- -- The last line produces the output for the template return Mbox 1c196d668f9209faef3e9a78c1f082f1c8573042 828 71 71 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 Scribunto text/plain local localStyle = { ['mbox'] = { ['display'] = 'flex', ['position'] = 'relative', ['border'] = '1px solid #d6d6d6', ['border-left-width'] = '8px', ['border-left-color'] = '#d6d6d6', ['border-radius'] = '3px', ['margin-bottom'] = '5px', ['min-height'] = '32px' }, ['mbox__content'] = { ['display'] = 'table', ['box-sizing'] = 'border-box', ['width'] = '100%', ['padding'] = '8px 15px' }, ['mbox__content__image'] = { ['display'] = 'table-cell', ['width'] = '40px', ['height'] = '100%', ['text-align'] = 'center', ['vertical-align'] = 'middle', ['padding-right'] = '15px' }, ['mbox__content__wrapper'] = { ['display'] = 'table-cell', ['vertical-align'] = 'middle' }, ['mbox__content__header'] = { ['display'] = 'block', ['font-weight'] = 'bold' }, ['mbox__content__text'] = { ['display'] = 'block' }, ['mbox__content__text__comment'] = { ['font-size'] = 'small' }, ['mbox__content__aside'] = { ['display'] = 'table-cell', ['width'] = '100px', ['vertical-align'] = 'middle', ['text-align'] = 'center', ['padding-left'] = '15px', ['border-left'] = '1px solid #d6d6d6' }, ['mbox__close'] = { ['position'] = 'absolute', ['right'] = '0', ['top'] = '0', ['padding'] = '2px 7px', ['font-weight'] = 'bold', ['font-size'] = '16px', ['color'] = '#bbb', ['cursor'] = 'pointer', ['transition'] = 'all .15s ease-in' } } return { localStyle = localStyle } 7afdc5979e3b8bc8d21b52929058ba24c351dbdc 828 72 72 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 fixing broken help link Scribunto text/plain -- This Module is used for making templates based in the Lua language. -- See more details about Lua in [[w:Help:Lua]]. -- The Fandom Developer's Wiki hosts Global Lua Modules that can be imported and locally overridden. -- The next line imports the Namespace_detect module from the [[w:c:dev:Global Lua Modules]]. local NS = require('Dev:Namespace_detect') -- Local configuration can be modified in -- [[Module:Namespace detect/data]] and -- [[Module:Namespace detect/config]] -- See more details about this module at [[w:c:dev:Global_Lua_Modules/Namespace detect]] -- The last line produces the output for the template return NS 108c1bd4f38e4a0b40b9a85178a4d68cd557cef3 828 73 73 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 fixing broken help link Scribunto text/plain -- This Module is used for making templates based in the Lua language. -- See more details about Lua in [[w:Help:Lua]]. -- The Fandom Developer's Wiki hosts Global Lua Modules that can be imported and locally overridden. -- The next line imports from the [[w:c:dev:Global Lua Modules]]. local nsConfiguration = require('Dev:Namespace_detect/config') -- See more details about this module at [[w:c:dev:Global_Lua_Modules/Namespace_detect]] -- The imported Module is overwritten locally to include default configuration. -- For a more flexible experience, delete the page import -- and paste (and modify as you like) its contents into this page -- https://dev.fandom.com/wiki/Module:Namespace_detect/config -- The last line produces the output for the template return nsConfiguration 22ca76ef47387cf20b5fcc7d1f14687f0b2da915 828 74 74 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 fixing broken help link Scribunto text/plain -- This Module is used for making templates based in the Lua language. -- See more details about Lua in [[w:Help:Lua]]. -- The Fandom Developer's Wiki hosts Global Lua Modules that can be imported and locally overridden. -- The next line imports from the [[w:c:dev:Global Lua Modules]]. local nsData = require('Dev:Namespace_detect/data') -- See more details about this module at [[w:c:dev:Global_Lua_Modules/Namespace_detect]] -- The imported Module is overwritten locally to include default configuration. -- For a more flexible experience, delete the page import -- and paste (and modify as you like) its contents into this page -- https://dev.fandom.com/wiki/Module:Namespace_detect/data -- The last line produces the output for the template return nsData 4056c252664c31f05a9d54c48fcd865cdf41dd9f 828 75 75 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 fixed broken help link Scribunto text/plain -- This Module is used for making templates based in the Lua language. -- See more details about Lua in [[w:Help:Lua]]. -- The Fandom Developer's Wiki hosts Global Lua Modules that can be imported and locally overridden. -- The next line imports the Navbox module from the [[w:c:dev:Global Lua Modules]]. local N = require('Dev:Navbox') -- See more details about this module at [[w:c:dev:Global_Lua_Modules/Navbox]] -- The last line produces the output for the template return N 7c5d05d6cc02dafdd64b46ca3fbdc3f808e53e5b 828 76 76 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 Scribunto text/plain -- This Module is used for making templates based in the Lua language. -- See more details about Lua in [[w:Help:Lua]]. -- The Fandom Developer's Wiki hosts Global Lua Modules that can be imported and locally overridden. -- The next line imports the Quote module from the [[w:c:dev:Global Lua Modules]]. local Quote = require('Dev:Quote') -- See more details about this module at [[w:c:dev:Global_Lua_Modules/Quote]] -- The last line produces the output for the template return Quote 6918bf52f0c3bdbd83cc4611b6243a659e7d800b 14 77 77 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 Created page with "[[Category:{{SITENAME}}]]" wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:{{SITENAME}}]] dd8aaa34cf600c1567d240a3f4bc615164a11592 14 78 78 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 Created page with "[[Category:Templates]]" wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Templates]] 06eecdec29f6cb215c99cf216d1e3bdc8c30a95e 14 79 79 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 Created page with "[[Category:Templates]]" wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Templates]] 06eecdec29f6cb215c99cf216d1e3bdc8c30a95e 14 80 80 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki __EXPECTUNUSEDCATEGORY__ This category contains articles that have been marked as candidates for deletion with the {{T|Delete}} template. '''Administrators, before deleting these pages''' make sure you check each page's discussion page, what links to each page, and the history of each page before proceeding with the deletion. [[Category:Maintenance]] a73d7b53cf0697a0682f842f1a71aafbe127aade 10 81 81 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 Created page with "<includeonly>=</includeonly><noinclude> {{documentation}}<noinclude>" wikitext text/x-wiki <includeonly>=</includeonly><noinclude> {{documentation}}<noinclude> 8f9d55b93874a691b84a9b6acb54bc6dd01fbf39 10 82 82 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description :This template is used when escaping <code>=</code> when contained in [[w:Help:Parser functions|Parser functions]]. ;This template cannot be substituted. ;Syntax :Insert this template using <code>{{t|{{=}}}}</code> <includeonly>[[Category:General wiki templates]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude> ce8f267527b35c852e8190c38416584783aa37ac 10 83 83 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki <includeonly><div style="clear:{{{1|both}}}"></div></includeonly><noinclude> {{documentation}}</noinclude> 02f4c0e17d50c41f902cad74e6d937f585ba4719 10 84 84 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 Modern and supported browsers no longer need vendor-specific prefixes for column-count wikitext text/x-wiki <includeonly><div style="column-count: {{{1}}};">{{{2}}}</div></includeonly><noinclude> {{documentation}}</noinclude> 7e455c29d8571535f2a7692bcd711e2d0547441c 10 85 85 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki <includeonly>&#32;</includeonly><noinclude> {{documentation}}</noinclude> e1c3d6d869303e7cc9d8a997c69b01995b7e4928 10 86 86 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki <includeonly><div style="float:right; clear:{{{clear|right}}}; margin-bottom:.5em; padding:.5em 0 .8em 1.4em; background:transparent; max-width:20em;">__TOC__</div></includeonly><noinclude> {{documentation}}</noinclude> e05836955bb88801d044130d69154745f45c7642 10 87 87 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki <includeonly>{{#if:{{{1|}}}|{{{1}}}|}}</includeonly><noinclude> {{documentation}}</noinclude> 21c7177ac37ea769b22ca26a2493df055a56f87a 10 88 88 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description This template formats the text into the specified number of columns. ;Syntax <pre>{{cols|<# of columns>|<content>}}</pre> Especially useful to wrap long lists of items into multiple columns. <includeonly>[[Category:General wiki templates]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude> 763fc74c9235663a500bcc69a50d425c77c16cb0 10 89 89 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description This template allows you to force a space in areas that strip whitespace. <includeonly>[[Category:General wiki templates]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude> e361d3f5c2ca3c7d7503d9bb0d311e9d440c3cc2 10 90 90 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description {{t|tocright}} forces the auto-generated Table of Contents for an article to appear floated to the right side of the page, in order to improve article layout. <includeonly>[[Category:General wiki templates]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude> 1449f71ce473315e9f2ad72064ee5c76ed00c89d 10 91 91 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description This template trims whitespace from the beginning and end of the supplied value. It works by using the simple hack of filtering it through the <code>#if</code> parser function. ;Syntax <nowiki>{{trim| value }}</nowiki> <includeonly>[[Category:General wiki templates]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude> f1f126e3f6fe8474d693ec499d71a9c4067043f9 10 92 92 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description This template allows you to clear the left side, right side, or both sides of the page. Clearing means that the content following the template will not be displayed until the existing content on the specified sides (for example, "hanging" or floating images or blocks) is displayed completely. This template is often used so that the text does not flow around unrelated images. The template adds the following code to the page: <code><nowiki><div style="clear:left/right/both;"></div></nowiki></code> (the value after <code>clear</code> depends on the parameters). This code affects elements with the CSS property <code>float</code>, including files floated to the side (for example, <code><nowiki>[[File:Image.png|right]]</nowiki></code>). ;Syntax * To clear both sides of the page, add the code {{t|Clear}}. * To clear only the left side of the page, add the code {{t|Clear|left}}. * To clear only the right side of the page, add the code {{t|Clear|right}}. You can also use {{t|-}} instead of {{t|Clear}} as a shorthand call for this template. __NOTOC__ ;Example <pre style="display:table"> === Section 1 === [[File:Example.jpg|200px|right]] Section 1 text. === Section 2 === Section 2 text. {{Clear|right}} === Section 3 === Section 3 text. </pre> This code produces the following result: ---- === Section 1 === [[File:Example.jpg|200px|right]] Section 1 text. === Section 2 === Section 2 text. {{Clear|right}} === Section 3 === Section 3 text. ---- As you can see above, the example image added in section 1 is displayed to the right and extends down through section 2, while the {{t|Clear}} template is called at the end of the second section, resulting in the example image not being next to section 3. Thus, one use of the {{t|Clear}} template is to control which elements are displayed next to which other elements. == See also == * [https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/clear CSS property <code>clear</code> on MDN] * [https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/float CSS property <code>float</code> on MDN] <includeonly>[[Category:General wiki templates]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude> 23cbf4a368710af74b5a7e729c6a7205939cd5de 6 93 93 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 {{PD}} [[Category:Images]] wikitext text/x-wiki == Summary == {{PD}} [[Category:Images]] b45ad4275ad2f01c536d8fee443ea7264309586b 14 94 94 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 Created page with "[[Category:Media]]" wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Media]] b141d2b9971d6efe9f59bd03449781e71411c631 14 95 95 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 Created page with "[[Category:{{SITENAME}}]]" wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:{{SITENAME}}]] dd8aaa34cf600c1567d240a3f4bc615164a11592 10 96 96 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki <includeonly><infobox> <title source="title"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <image source="image"> <caption source="caption"/> </image> <data source="developer"><label>Developer</label></data> <data source="publisher"><label>Publisher</label></data> <data source="engine"><label>Engine</label></data> <data source="version"><label>Version</label></data> <data source="platform"><label>Platform</label></data> <data source="releasedate"><label>Release date</label></data> <data source="genre"><label>Genre</label></data> <data source="mode"><label>Mode</label></data> <data source="rating"><label>Rating</label></data> <data source="media"><label>Media</label></data> <group collapse="open"> <header>System requirements</header> <data source="requirements"></data> </group> </infobox></includeonly><noinclude>{{Documentation}}</noinclude> 632ebe6f3e8bab75f012f57996157e6b71f04c2c 10 97 97 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki == Description == To use this template, add the {{T|{{BASEPAGENAME}}}} template and fill in the appropriate fields. Fields left blank will not appear in articles. This infobox template uses [[w:Help:Infobox|Fandom's infobox syntax]]. == Syntax == <pre>{{Game | title = The game's name, displayed on top of the infobox | image = [e.g. "Example.jpg"] | developer = | publisher = | engine = The engine the game runs on | version = Most recently released version of the game. If your wiki does patch notes, you may wish to link to those. | platform = Platform(s) the game is available on | releasedate = When the game released | genre = Genre(s) the game is classified as | mode = Singeplayer, multiplayer, etc. | rating = ESRB / PEGI, etc. ratings | media = What media the game is available on (digital, cartridge, cd, etc.) | requirements = System requirements }}</pre> == Sample output == {{Game | title = The Game of Flower | image = Example.jpg | developer = | publisher = | engine = | version = | platform = PC | releasedate = Soon | genre = RPG | mode = Single player | rating = | media = | requirements = Cutting edge hardware }} <pre>{{Game | title = The Game of Flower | image = Example.jpg | developer = | publisher = | engine = | version = | platform = PC | releasedate = Soon | genre = RPG | mode = Single player | rating = | media = | requirements = Cutting edge hardware }} </pre><includeonly>[[Category:Infobox templates]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude> f43ae1af35184ba75281f54d6c3683a202f5fd69 10 98 98 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki <includeonly><div style="border-collapse: collapse; border-color: #d6d6d6; border-radius: 3px; border-style: solid; border-left-width: 8px; border-bottom-width: 1px; border-right-width: 1px; border-top-width: 1px; display: flex; margin: 0 auto 5px auto; min-height: 32px; padding: 0.25em 0.5em; {{{style|}}}" class="article-table plainlinks {{{class|}}}"> {{#if:{{{image|}}} | <span style="padding: 2px 0px 2px 0.5em; text-align: center; width: 60px;">[[File:{{{image}}}{{!}}48px{!}}alt{{=}}]]</span>}} {{{text|''Your license text is not specified''}}} </div></includeonly><noinclude> {{documentation}}</noinclude> 069ed63c4b14e0275262b6d3e8d9e91ecba49744 10 99 99 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description :This template is used to create the box used by the various image license templates. The default styling is currently geared to a light-themed wiki. If your wiki has a dark theme and this template is too bright relative to the other elements on your wiki, simply change the following style parameters: :<code>background-color:</code> This is the color of the background and is currently set to: <code>#fefefe</code> :<code>border-color:</code> This is the color of the borders and is currently set to: <code>#d6d6d6</code> :<code>color:</code> This is the color of the text and is currently set to: <code>#333</code> ;Syntax :Type <code>{{t|LicenseBox|text{{=}}License text}}</code> on the image information page. <includeonly>[[Category:Image license templates| ]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude> 9ec2738036e3818826b937975731274577856c0d 10 100 100 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 Redirected page to [[Template:Clear]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Template:Clear]] 1a2aa4a9ba7478e54a2b21cbce68887ea297ea86 10 101 101 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 Created page with "{{MessageBox |header = Stub |type = stub |text = ''This article is a [[:Category:Stubs|stub]]. You can help {{SITENAME}} by [{{fullurl:{{FULLPAGENAME}}|action=edit}}..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{MessageBox |header = Stub |type = stub |text = ''This article is a [[:Category:Stubs|stub]]. You can help {{SITENAME}} by [{{fullurl:{{FULLPAGENAME}}|action=edit}} expanding it].'' |comment = |class = notice hidden plainlinks |id = stub }}<includeonly>[[Category:Stubs]]</includeonly><noinclude> {{Documentation}}</noinclude> 613ef53fa1801107adb93e3c0eb28209ba253a26 14 102 102 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki __EXPECTUNUSEDCATEGORY__ This category contains articles that are incomplete and are tagged with the {{T|Stub}} template. [[Category:Maintenance]] 0ec95b0d8542e012132ff79db688797e78439093 10 103 103 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 Created page with " ;Description :This template is used to identify a stub. Any pages using this template will be automatically placed in the [[:Category:Stubs|Stubs]] category. <includeonl..." wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description :This template is used to identify a stub. Any pages using this template will be automatically placed in the [[:Category:Stubs|Stubs]] category. <includeonly>[[Category:Notice templates]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude> fe9e5e7f5e645666194f69dc88d7d12b5429e8f8 10 104 104 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 Created page with "{{LicenseBox|text=''This work is licensed under the [https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT MIT License].''}}{{#ifeq: {{NAMESPACENUMBER}} | 0 | <includeonly>Category:MIT licens..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{LicenseBox|text=''This work is licensed under the [https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT MIT License].''}}{{#ifeq: {{NAMESPACENUMBER}} | 0 | <includeonly>[[Category:MIT license files]]</includeonly>}}<noinclude> {{documentation}}</noinclude> fa53e460d1a0d2cfb9e350fa64292cc428aed859 10 105 105 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 Created page with " {{LicenseBox|text=''This work is licensed under the [https://www.gnu.org/copyleft/lesser.html GNU Lesser General Public License].''}}{{#ifeq: {{NAMESPACENUMBER}} | 0 | <incl..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{LicenseBox|text=''This work is licensed under the [https://www.gnu.org/copyleft/lesser.html GNU Lesser General Public License].''}}{{#ifeq: {{NAMESPACENUMBER}} | 0 | <includeonly>[[Category:LGPL files]]</includeonly>}}<noinclude> {{documentation}}</noinclude> 066b54eb9300540d46a07b5148865821bd3b2f08 10 106 106 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 Created page with " {{LicenseBox|text=''This file is licensed under the GFDL. Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this image under the terms of the '''Wikipedia:Text of th..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{LicenseBox|text=''This file is licensed under the GFDL. Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this image under the terms of the '''[[Wikipedia:Text of the GNU Free Documentation License|GNU Free Documentation License]]''', Version 1.2 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation; with no Invariant Sections, no Front-Cover Texts, and no Back-Cover Texts.''}}{{#ifeq: {{NAMESPACENUMBER}} | 0 | <includeonly>[[Category:GFDL files]]</includeonly>}}<noinclude> {{documentation}}</noinclude> b3c309cd585718bb7808409474f98a1c5ec46103 10 107 107 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 Created page with ";Description :This template is used to mark images using the MIT license. ;Syntax :Type <code>{{t|MIT}}</code> on the image information page. <includeonly>Category:Ima..." wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description :This template is used to mark images using the MIT license. ;Syntax :Type <code>{{t|MIT}}</code> on the image information page. <includeonly>[[Category:Image license templates]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude> f243f408a7cb3acce5635655a2648b3dcd892584 10 108 108 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 Created page with ";Description :This template is used to mark images using the LGPL. ;Syntax :Type <code>{{t|LGPL}}</code> on the image information page. <includeonly>Category:Image lic..." wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description :This template is used to mark images using the LGPL. ;Syntax :Type <code>{{t|LGPL}}</code> on the image information page. <includeonly>[[Category:Image license templates]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude> a1352dd235ba24762d42130c24a5a7971e1cdd31 10 109 109 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 Created page with ";Description :This template is used to mark images using the GFDL. ;Syntax :Type <code>{{t|GFDL}}</code> on the image information page. <includeonly>Category:Image lic..." wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description :This template is used to mark images using the GFDL. ;Syntax :Type <code>{{t|GFDL}}</code> on the image information page. <includeonly>[[Category:Image license templates]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude> cb8fb84dfc8e1d8b8544fdff7530dce231764a63 10 110 110 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 Created page with "{{LicenseBox|text=''This file does not have information on its copyright status.''}}{{#ifeq: {{NAMESPACENUMBER}} | 0 | <includeonly>[[Category:Unattributed files]]</includeonl..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{LicenseBox|text=''This file does not have information on its copyright status.''}}{{#ifeq: {{NAMESPACENUMBER}} | 0 | <includeonly>[[Category:Unattributed files]]</includeonly>}}<noinclude> {{documentation}}</noinclude> a99128c5d8a0cd0723b13b6d9e5fd78b18dbedec 14 111 111 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki __EXPECTUNUSEDCATEGORY__ The files in this category do not have an appropriate license selected and are tagged with the {{t|nolicense}} template. Administrators should review files in this category and either: * Update the file page with an appropriate if one can be easily determined. * Delete the image, though it is good idea to give the uploader a chance to select a license first. [[Category:Images]] [[Category:Maintenance]] fe16ed203269a56dcbf8a76f72943484fe67047f 10 112 112 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 Created page with ";Description :This template is used to mark images where the copyright status is not known. It automatically adds the images to the :Category:Unattributed files|Unattribute..." wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description :This template is used to mark images where the copyright status is not known. It automatically adds the images to the [[:Category:Unattributed files|Unattributed files]] category for later maintenance ;Syntax :Type <code>{{t|Nolicense}}</code> on the image information page. <includeonly>[[Category:Image license templates]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude> 346dcb940ca838c854f75f3db5229b97cce87d40 6 113 113 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki == Licensing == {{CC-BY-SA}} [[Category:Wiki skin images]] 4d9dc3162be921e39ea7166659dae4b8fe461b71 14 114 114 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 Created page with "[[Category:Maintenance]]" wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Maintenance]] a106a39e26c77e7b2ec90cb83728a6446cb6a1a1 828 115 115 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 getting rid of a red link for the documentation wikitext text/x-wiki This module is used by most of the basic [[:Category:Notice templates|Notice templates]] and is invoked by {{t|MessageBox}}. f4a47833d87441e40c6613bb641eb72f6207cbb1 828 116 116 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 to get rid of a red link for documentation wikitext text/x-wiki This is a sub-module of [[Module:Mbox]] and is used to specify the CSS properties for message boxes. fcd42c844d485c7da3317a85c9521ea96145cb35 828 117 117 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 to get rid of the red link for the documentation wikitext text/x-wiki This module is used by most of the basic [[:Category:Quote templates|Quote templates]] and is invoked by {{t|Quote}}. 665dce984d14e47c31477a42382fecb536de1da7 828 118 118 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 getting rid of red links wikitext text/x-wiki This module is invoked by the {{t|Dialogue}} template. d22c926bd1a5c2221b42dc1a05b2326ecaaa6712 828 119 119 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 getting rid of red links wikitext text/x-wiki This module is invoked by the {{t|Hatnote}} template, which is used by a number of [[:Category:Notice templates|Notice templates]]. b5c1fc43f0f6bd96416f2fec21a7da0b34ae8aac 828 120 120 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 getting rid of red links wikitext text/x-wiki This module is invoked by the {{t|Navbox}} template. Navbox templates are not displayed for mobile users. 23d4ed4b22c8bf7316431e1f6df6d4d5d9de1ef5 828 121 121 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 getting rid of red links wikitext text/x-wiki This module is invoked by the {{t|Namespace}} template. 157d889ae2f345f719a68f459ee2ca550d14afb5 828 122 122 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 Created page with "This module holds data for [[Module:Namespace detect]] to be loaded per page, rather than per #invoke, for performance reasons." wikitext text/x-wiki This module holds data for [[Module:Namespace detect]] to be loaded per page, rather than per #invoke, for performance reasons. 4b5f88c95a81f026633adaae2556eeaa2896fd6f 828 123 123 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 Created page with "This module stores configuration data for Module:Namespace detect. Here you can localise the module to your wiki's language. To activate a configuration item, you need to u..." wikitext text/x-wiki This module stores configuration data for Module:Namespace detect. Here you can localise the module to your wiki's language. To activate a configuration item, you need to uncomment it. This means that you need to remove the text "-- " at the start of the line. 5b3ec654956a66588b67fedc310584e2769e6f5c 10 124 124 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 Created page with "<includeonly><infobox> <title source="title"><default>'' {{#explode:{{PAGENAME}}|(}} ''</default></title> <image source="image"><caption source="caption" /></image> <dat..." wikitext text/x-wiki <includeonly><infobox> <title source="title"><default>'' {{#explode:{{PAGENAME}}|(}} ''</default></title> <image source="image"><caption source="caption" /></image> <data source="release"><label>First released</label></data> <data source="seasons"><label>Seasons</label></data> <data source="episodes"><label>Episodes</label></data> <data source="runtime"><label>Run time</label></data> <data source="genre"><label>Genre</label></data> <data source="network"><label>Network</label></data> <data source="distrib"><label>Distributor</label></data> <data source="creator"><label>Created by</label></data> <data source="writer"><label>Written by</label></data> <data source="director"><label>Directed by</label></data> <data source="composer"><label>Composer</label></data> <data source="based on"><label>Based on</label></data> <data source="exec prod"><label>Executive producer</label></data> <data source="producer"><label>Producer</label></data> <data source="prod co"><label>Production company</label></data> <data source="country"><label>Country</label></data> <data source="language"><label>Language</label></data> </infobox></includeonly><noinclude>{{documentation}}</noinclude> f2e00daecd3f3df5c31267e0a9ffd721ac2f186d 10 125 125 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 Created page with "== Description == To use this template, add the {{T|{{BASEPAGENAME}}}} template and fill in the appropriate fields. Fields left blank will not appear in articles. This infobo..." wikitext text/x-wiki == Description == To use this template, add the {{T|{{BASEPAGENAME}}}} template and fill in the appropriate fields. Fields left blank will not appear in articles. This infobox template uses [[w:Help:Infobox|Fandom's infobox syntax]]. == Syntax == <pre> {{Series | title = | image = | caption = | release = | seasons = | episodes = | runtime = | genre = | network = | distrib = | creator = | writer = | director = | composer = | based on = | exec prod = | producer = | prod co = | country = | language = }}</pre> == Sample output == {{Series | title = ''Default page title'' | image = Wiki.png | caption = Test | release = Test | seasons = Test | episodes = Test | runtime = Test | genre = Test | network = Test | distrib = Test | creator = Test | writer = Test | director = Test | composer = Test | based on = Test | exec prod = Test | producer = Test | prod co = Test | country = Test | language = Test }} <pre>{{Series | title = ''Default page title'' | image = Wiki.png | caption = Test | release = Test | seasons = Test | episodes = Test | runtime = Test | genre = Test | network = Test | distrib = Test | creator = Test | writer = Test | director = Test | composer = Test | based on = Test | exec prod = Test | producer = Test | prod co = Test | country = Test | language = Test }}</pre><includeonly>[[Category:Infobox templates]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude> 7f9a7daecb805234290cd4addefc0c049fe125ce 10 126 126 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 Created page with "<includeonly><infobox> <title source="title"><default>'' {{#explode:{{PAGENAME}}|(}} ''</default></title> <image source="image"><caption source="caption"/></image> <g..." wikitext text/x-wiki <includeonly><infobox> <title source="title"><default>'' {{#explode:{{PAGENAME}}|(}} ''</default></title> <image source="image"><caption source="caption"/></image> <group> <data source="premiere"><label>Premiere date</label></data> <data source="genre"><label>Genre</label></data> <data source="rating"><label>Rating</label></data> <data source="runtime"><label>Runtime</label></data> <data source="director"><label>Directed by</label></data> <data source="writer"><label>Written by</label></data> <data source="music"><label>Music by</label></data> <data source="producer"><label>Produced by</label></data> <data source="budget"><label>Budget</label></data> <data source="earned"><label>Box Office</label></data> </group> <group layout="horizontal"> <header>Series</header> <data source="previous"><label>← Previous</label></data> <data source="next"><label>Next →</label></data> </group> </infobox>{{Namespace|main=[[Category:Films]]}}</includeonly><noinclude>{{documentation}}</noinclude> 92b5337f22ec52309cba873beaf3cdb11d2f64e0 10 127 127 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 Created page with "== Description == To use this template, add the {{T|{{BASEPAGENAME}}}} template and fill in the appropriate fields. Fields left blank will not appear in articles. This infobo..." wikitext text/x-wiki == Description == To use this template, add the {{T|{{BASEPAGENAME}}}} template and fill in the appropriate fields. Fields left blank will not appear in articles. This infobox template uses [[w:Help:Infobox|Fandom's infobox syntax]]. == Syntax == <pre> {{Film | title = | image = | caption = | premiere = | genre = | rating = | runtime = | director = | writer = | music = | producer = | budget = | earned = | previous = | next = }} </pre> == Sample output == {{Film | title = This is a test | image = Wiki.png | caption = This is a test | premiere = This is a test | genre = This is a test | rating = This is a test | runtime = This is a test | director = This is a test | writer = This is a test | music = This is a test | producer = This is a test | budget = This is a test | earned = This is a test | previous = This is a test | next = This is a test }} <pre> {{Film | title = This is a test | image = Wiki.png | caption = This is a test | premiere = This is a test | genre = This is a test | rating = This is a test | runtime = This is a test | director = This is a test | writer = This is a test | music = This is a test | producer = This is a test | budget = This is a test | earned = This is a test | previous = This is a test | next = This is a test }} }} </pre><includeonly>[[Category:Infobox templates]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude> b085f97e35a2ac96b5ddf92a22e98fbd93933736 10 128 128 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki <includeonly><infobox type="Season"> <title source="title"><default>{{PAGENAME}}</default></title> <image source="image"><caption source="caption"/></image> <data source="season"><label>Season</label></data> <data source="episodes"><label>Episodes</label></data> <data source="premiere"><label>Premiered</label></data> <group layout="horizontal"> <header>Navigation</header> <data source="previous"><label>← Previous</label></data> <data source="next"><label>Next →</label></data> </group> </infobox>{{#ifeq: {{NAMESPACENUMBER}} | 0 | [[Category:Seasons]]}}</includeonly><noinclude>{{documentation}}</noinclude> 2e09c5f43c99d98363971b63ad639874c5e6c452 10 129 129 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 Created page with "== Description == To use this template, add the {{T|{{BASEPAGENAME}}}} template and fill in the appropriate fields. Fields left blank will not appear in articles. This infobo..." wikitext text/x-wiki == Description == To use this template, add the {{T|{{BASEPAGENAME}}}} template and fill in the appropriate fields. Fields left blank will not appear in articles. This infobox template uses [[w:Help:Infobox|Fandom's infobox syntax]]. == Syntax == <pre> {{Season | title = | image = | caption = | season = | episodes = | premiere = | previous = | next = }} </pre> == Sample output == {{Season | title = This is a test | image = Wiki.png | caption = This is a test | season = This is a test | episodes = This is a test | premiere = This is a test | previous = This is a test | next = This is a test }} <pre> {{Season | title = This is a test | image = Wiki.png | caption = This is a test | season = This is a test | episodes = This is a test | premiere = This is a test | previous = This is a test | next = This is a test }} </pre><includeonly>[[Category:Infobox templates]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude> b3f82f2223cf6f8323820bce6de5427e4b6a1380 10 130 130 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 Created page with "<includeonly><infobox> <title source="name"><default>{{PAGENAME}}</default></title> <image source="image"><caption source="caption" /></image> <data><label>Born..." wikitext text/x-wiki <includeonly><infobox> <title source="name"><default>{{PAGENAME}}</default></title> <image source="image"><caption source="caption" /></image> <data><label>Born</label> <default>{{#if: {{{birthname|}}} | {{{birthname|}}} }}{{#if: {{{birthdate|}}} | {{#if: {{{birthname|}}} | <br />}}{{{birthdate|}}}{{#if: {{{birthplace|}}} | <br />}} }}{{#if: {{{birthplace|}}} | {{#if: {{{birthdate|}}} || {{#if: {{{birthname|}}}|<br />}} }}{{{birthplace|}}} }}</default> </data> <data><label>Died</label> <default>{{#if: {{{deathdate|}}} | {{{deathdate|}}} }}{{#if: {{{deathplace|}}} | {{#if: {{{deathdate|}}} | <br />}}{{{deathplace|}}} }}</default> </data> <data source="gender"><label>Gender</label></data> <data source="height"><label>Height</label></data> <data source="occupation"><label>Occupation</label></data> <data source="appears in"><label>Appears in</label></data> <data source="portrays"><label>Portrays</label></data> </infobox>{{Namespace|main=[[Category:Cast]]<!-- -->{{#if: {{#pos:{{{appears in|}}} | TITLE}} | [[Category:TITLE cast]] }}<!-- -->}}</includeonly><noinclude>{{documentation}}</noinclude> b1e4767be7d53e599ae3ac18e9f41dff90fdfe89 10 131 131 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 Created page with "== Description == To use this template, add the {{T|{{BASEPAGENAME}}}} template and fill in the appropriate fields. Fields left blank will not appear in articles. This infobo..." wikitext text/x-wiki == Description == To use this template, add the {{T|{{BASEPAGENAME}}}} template and fill in the appropriate fields. Fields left blank will not appear in articles. This infobox template uses [[w:Help:Infobox|Fandom's infobox syntax]]. == Syntax == <pre> {{Cast | name = | image = | caption = | birthname = | birthdate = | birthplace = | deathdate = | deathplace = | gender = | height = | occupation = | appears in = | portrays = }} </pre> == Sample output == {{Cast | name = Test | image = Wiki.png | caption = Test | birthname = Name | birthdate = Date | birthplace = Place | deathdate = Date | deathplace = Place | gender = Test | height = Test | occupation = Test | appears in = Test | portrays = Test }} <pre> {{Cast | name = Test | image = Wiki.png | caption = Test | birthname = Name | birthdate = Date | birthplace = Place | deathdate = Date | deathplace = Place | gender = Test | height = Test | occupation = Test | appears in = Test | portrays = Test }} </pre><includeonly>[[Category:Infobox templates]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude> fea3e74e01ad2f66bb54f921f82426cb1a7fa748 10 132 132 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 wikitext text/x-wiki <includeonly>{{ #if: {{#if: {{{url|}}} | {{#if: {{{title|}}} |1}}}} ||Error on call to [[Template:cite web]]: Parameters '''url''' and '''title''' must be specified }}{{ #if: {{{archiveurl|}}}{{{archivedate|}}} | {{#if: {{#if: {{{archiveurl|}}}| {{#if: {{{archivedate|}}} |1}}}} ||Error on call to [[template:cite web]]: Parameters '''archiveurl''' and '''archivedate''' must be both specified or both omitted }} }}{{#if: {{{author|}}}{{{last|}}} | {{#if: {{{authorlink|}}} | [[{{{authorlink}}}|{{#if: {{{last|}}} | {{{last}}}{{#if: {{{first|}}} | , {{{first}}} }} | {{{author}}} }}]] | {{#if: {{{last|}}} | {{{last}}}{{#if: {{{first|}}} | , {{{first}}} }} | {{{author}}} }} }} }}{{#if: {{{author|}}}{{{last|}}} | {{#if: {{{coauthors|}}}| <nowiki>;</nowiki>&#32;{{{coauthors}}} }} }}{{#if: {{{author|}}}{{{last|}}}| {{#if: {{{date|}}} | &#32;({{{date}}}) | {{#if: {{{year|}}} | {{#if: {{{month|}}} | &#32;({{{month}}} {{{year}}}) | &#32;({{{year}}}) }} }} |}} }}{{#if: {{{last|}}}{{{author|}}} | .&#32;}}{{ #if: {{{editor|}}} | &#32;{{{editor}}}: }}{{#if: {{{archiveurl|}}} | {{#if: {{{archiveurl|}}} | {{#if: {{{title|}}} | [{{{archiveurl}}} {{{title}}}] }}}} | {{#if: {{{url|}}} | {{#if: {{{title|}}} | [{{{url}}} {{{title}}}] }}}} }}{{#if: {{{language|}}} | &#32;<span style="font-size: 0.95em; font-weight: bold; color:#555; position: relative;">({{{language}}})</span> }}{{#if: {{{format|}}} | &#32;({{{format|}}}) }}{{#if: {{{work|}}} | .&#32;''{{{work}}}'' }}{{#if: {{{pages|}}} | &#32;{{{pages}}} }}{{#if: {{{publisher|}}} | .&#32;{{{publisher}}}{{#if: {{{author|}}}{{{last|}}} | | {{#if: {{{date|}}}{{{year|}}}{{{month|}}} || }} }} }}{{#if: {{{author|}}}{{{last|}}} ||{{#if: {{{date|}}} | &#32;({{{date}}}) | {{#if: {{{year|}}} | {{#if: {{{month|}}} | &#32;({{{month}}} {{{year}}}) | &#32;({{{year}}}) }} }} }} }}.{{#if: {{{archivedate|}}} | &#32;Archived from [{{{url}}} the original] on {{#time:F j, Y|{{{archivedate}}}}}{{#if: {{{archiveyear|}}} | , {{{archiveyear}}} }}. }}{{#if: {{{accessdate|}}} | &#32;Retrieved on {{#time:F j, Y|{{{accessdate}}}}}{{#if: {{{accessyear|}}} | , {{{accessyear}}} }}. }}{{#if: {{{accessmonthday|}}} | &#32;Retrieved on {{{accessmonthday}}}, {{{accessyear}}}. }}{{#if: {{{accessdaymonth|}}} | &#32;Retrieved on {{{accessdaymonth}}} {{{accessyear}}}. }}{{#if: {{{quote|}}} | &nbsp;“{{{quote}}}” }}</includeonly><noinclude>{{documentation}} </noinclude> 06085b03744dda1cb654deed7c8e92495d7593a6 10 133 133 2023-05-05T01:05:11Z FANDOM 32769624 Created page with "__NOTOC__ This template is used to [[Wikipedia:WP:CITE|cite sources]] in Wikipedia. It is specifically for web sites which are not news sources. This template replaces deprec..." wikitext text/x-wiki __NOTOC__ This template is used to [[Wikipedia:WP:CITE|cite sources]] in Wikipedia. It is specifically for web sites which are not news sources. This template replaces deprecated [[Wikipedia:Template:Teb reference|template:web reference]]. It provides lower case parameters only. A general discussion of the use of templates for adding citation of open-source web content to Wikipedia articles is available at [[Wikipedia:Citation templates|citation templates]]. This page uses [[w:Wikia:Licensing|Creative Commons Licensed]] content from [[w:c:Wookieepedia:Template:Cite web|Wookieepedia]] == Usage == ;Common form for cases where little is known about authorship of the page (with current date) <tt><nowiki>{{Cite web |url= |title= |accessdate=</nowiki>{{CURRENTYEAR}}-{{CURRENTMONTH}}-{{CURRENTDAY2}}<nowiki> |format= |work= }}</nowiki></tt> ;Using last, first (with current date) <tt><nowiki>{{Cite web |url= |title= |accessdate=</nowiki>{{CURRENTYEAR}}-{{CURRENTMONTH}}-{{CURRENTDAY2}}<nowiki> |last= |first= |authorlink= |coauthors= |date= |year= |month= |format= |work= |publisher= |pages= |language= |archiveurl= |archivedate= |quote= }}</nowiki></tt> ;Using author (with current date) <tt><nowiki>{{Cite web |url= |title= |accessdate=</nowiki>{{CURRENTYEAR}}-{{CURRENTMONTH}}-{{CURRENTDAY2}}<nowiki> |author= |authorlink= |coauthors= |date= |year= |month= |format= |work= |publisher= |pages= |language= |archiveurl= |archivedate= |quote= }}</nowiki></tt> ;Using non-linked retrieved date, last, first <tt><nowiki>{{Cite web |url= |title= |accessmonthday= |accessyear= |last= |first= |authorlink= |coauthors= |date= |year= |month= |format= |work= |publisher= |pages= |language= |archiveurl= |archivedate= |quote= }}</nowiki></tt> ;Using non-linked retrieved date, author <tt><nowiki>{{Cite web |url= |title= |accessmonthday= |accessyear= |author= |authorlink= |coauthors= |date= |year= |month= |format= |work= |publisher= |pages= |language= |archiveurl= |archivedate= |quote= }}</nowiki></tt> ;All parameters, horizontal format (delete the ones you don't need) <tt><nowiki>{{Cite web |url= |title= |accessdate= |accessmonthday= |accessdaymonth = |accessyear= |author= |last= |first= |authorlink= |coauthors= |date= |year= |month= |format= |work= |publisher= |pages= |language= |archiveurl= |archivedate= |quote= }}</nowiki></tt> ;All parameters, vertical format <pre>{{Cite web | url = | title = | accessdate = | accessdaymonth = | accessmonthday = | accessyear = | author = | last = | first = | authorlink = | coauthors = | date = | year = | month = | format = | work = | publisher = | pages = | language = | archiveurl = | archivedate = | quote = }}</pre> === Required parameters === * '''url''': URL of online item. * '''title''': Title of online item. ''For producing a [[Wikipedia:WP:CONTEXT#Dates|wikilinked date]] of retrieval:'' :* '''accessdate''': Full date when item was accessed, in [[Wikipedia:ISO 8601|ISO 8601]] YYYY-MM-DD format, for example "accessdate = {{CURRENTYEAR}}-{{CURRENTMONTH}}-{{CURRENTDAY2}}". ''Must not be wikilinked'' ''For producing a non-wikilinked date of retrieval:'' :* '''accessmonthday''' and '''accessyear''': Month and day when item was accessed, for example "accessmonthday = May 10", <u>and</u> year when item was accessed, for example "accessyear = 2005". Produces: ''Retrieved on May 10, 2006.'' :* '''accessdaymonth''' and '''accessyear''': Month and day when item was accessed, for example "accessmonthday = 10 May", <u>and</u> year when item was accessed, for example "accessyear = 2005". Produces: ''Retrieved on 10 May 2006.'' === Optional parameters === * '''author''': Author ** '''last''' works with '''first''' to produce <code>last, first</code> ** '''authorlink''' works either with '''author''' or with '''last''' & '''first''' to link to the appropriate wikipedia article. Does not work with URLs. ** '''coauthors''': allows additional authors * '''date''': Full date of publication, preferably in [[Wikipedia:ISO 8601|ISO 8601]] YYYY-MM-DD format, e.g. ''2006-02-17''. May be wikilinked. ** OR: '''year''': Year of publication, and '''month''': Name of the month of publication. If you also have the day, use ''date'' instead. Must not be wikilinked. * '''format''': Format, e.g. PDF. HTML implied if not specified. * '''work''': If this item is part of a larger work, name of that work. * '''publisher''': Publisher, if any. * '''pages''': ''pp. 5–7'': first page and optional last page. This is for listing the pages relevant to the citation, not the total number of pages in the book. This is especially useful for PDF format, where the page can be linked to with the <code>#page=''number''</code> anchor tagged on the end of the URL: *: <code><nowiki>pages = [http://www.example.org/file.pdf#page=123 p. 123]</nowiki></code> * '''language''': language of publication (don't specify "English" as this is the default). * '''archiveurl''': URL of the archive location of the item (requires '''archivedate''') * '''archivedate''': Date when the item was archived (requires '''archiveurl'''), in [[Wikipedia:ISO 8601|ISO 8601]] YYYY-MM-DD format, e.g. ''2006-02-17''. Must not be wikilinked; it will be linked automatically. * '''quote''': Relevant quote from online item. == Examples == ;Some standard use cases * <nowiki>{{Cite web | author=Doe, John | title=My Favorite Things Part II | publisher=Open Publishing | date=2005-04-30 | work=Encyclopedia of Things | url=http://www.example.org/ | accessdate=2005-07-06 }}</nowiki><br/>→ <span style="background:white">{{cite web | author=Doe, John | title=My Favorite Things Part II | publisher=Open Publishing | date=2005-04-30 | work=Encyclopedia of Things | url=http://www.example.org | accessdate=2005-07-06 }}</span> * <nowiki>{{Cite web | author=Doe, John | title=My Favorite Things Part II | date=2005-04-30 | work=Encyclopedia of Things | url=http://www.example.org/ | accessdate=2005-07-06 }}</nowiki><br/>→ <span style="background:white">{{cite web | author=Doe, John | title=My Favorite Things Part II | date=2005-04-30 | work=Encyclopedia of Things | url=http://www.example.org | accessdate=2005-07-06 }}</span> * <nowiki>{{Cite web | author=Doe, John | title=My Favorite Things Part II | date=2005-04-30 | url=http://www.example.org/ | accessdate=2005-07-06 }}</nowiki><br/>→ <span style="background:white">{{cite web | author=Doe, John | title=My Favorite Things Part II | date=2005-04-30 | url=http://www.example.org | accessdate=2005-07-06}}</span> * <nowiki>{{Cite web | author=Doe, John | title=My Favorite Things Part II | url=http://www.example.org/ | accessdate=2005-07-06 }}</nowiki><br/>→ <span style="background:white">{{cite web | author=Doe, John | title=My Favorite Things Part II | url=http://www.example.org | accessdate=2005-07-06}}</span> * <nowiki>{{Cite web | title=My Favorite Things Part II | url=http://www.example.org/ | accessdate=2005-07-06 }}</nowiki><br/>→ <span style="background:white">{{cite web | title=My Favorite Things Part II | url=http://www.example.org | accessdate=2005-07-06}}</span> * <nowiki>{{Cite web | url=http://www.nfl.com/fans/ | title=Digest of Rules | publisher= National Football League | accessdate=2005-07-06 }}</nowiki><br>→ <span style="background:white">{{cite web | url=http://www.nfl.com/fans/ | title=Digest of Rules | publisher= National Football League | accessdate=2005-07-06 }}</span> ;Non-linking date of retrieval (using accessmonthday and accessyear) * <nowiki>{{Cite web | title=My Favorite Things Part II | work=Encyclopedia of Things | url=http://www.example.org/ | accessmonthday=July 6 | accessyear=2005 }}</nowiki><br/> → <span style="background:white">{{cite web | title=My Favorite Things Part II | work=Encyclopedia of Things | url=http://www.example.org/ | accessmonthday=July 6 | accessyear=2005 }}</span> ;Using format * <nowiki>{{Cite web | title=List of psychotropic substances under international control | publisher = International Narcotics Control Board | url=http://www.incb.org/pdf/e/list/green.pdf | format = PDF | accessdate=2005-07-06 }}</nowiki><br/> → <span style="background:white">{{cite web | title=List of psychotropic substances under international control | publisher = International Narcotics Control Board | url=http://www.incb.org/pdf/e/list/green.pdf | format = PDF | accessdate=2005-07-06}}</span> ;language * <nowiki>{{Cite web | author=Joliet, François | title=Honnit soit qui mal y pense | date=2005-04-30 | url=http://www.example.org/ | accessdate=2005-07-06 | language=French }}</nowiki><br/>→ <span style="background:white">{{cite web | author=Joliet, François | title=Honnit soit qui mal y pense | date=2005-04-30 | url=http://www.example.org | accessdate=2005-07-06 | language=French}}</span> ;coauthors * <nowiki>{{Cite web | first=John | last=Doe | coauthors=Peter Smith, Jim Smythe | title=My Favorite Things Part II | publisher=Open Publishing | date=2005-04-30 | work=Encyclopedia of Things | url=http://www.example.org/ | accessdate=2006-05-16 }}</nowiki><br/>→ <span style="background:white">{{cite web | first=John | last=Doe | coauthors=Peter Smith, Jim Smythe | title=My Favorite Things Part II | publisher=Open Publishing | date=2005-04-30 | work=Encyclopedia of Things | url=http://www.example.org/ | accessdate=2006-05-16 }}</span> ;No author * <nowiki>{{Cite web | title=My Favorite Things Part II | publisher=Open Publishing | date=2005-04-30 | work=Encyclopedia of Things | url=http://www.example.org/ | accessdate=2006-05-16 }}</nowiki><br/>→ <span style="background:white">{{cite web | title=My Favorite Things Part II | publisher=Open Publishing | date=2005-04-30 | work=Encyclopedia of Things | url=http://www.example.org/ | accessdate=2006-05-16 }}</span> ;No author, no publisher * <nowiki>{{Cite web | title=My Favorite Things Part II | date=2005-04-30 | work=Encyclopedia of Things | url=http://www.example.org/ | accessdate=2005-07-06 }}</nowiki></br>→ <span style="background:white">{{cite web | title=My Favorite Things Part II | date=2005-04-30 | work=Encyclopedia of Things | url=http://www.example.org/ | accessdate=2005-07-06 }}</span> * <nowiki>{{Cite web | title=My Favorite Things Part II | date=2005-04-30 | url=http://www.example.org/ | accessdate=2005-07-06 }}</nowiki><br/>→ <span style="background:white">{{cite web | title=My Favorite Things Part II | date=2005-04-30 | url=http://www.example.org/ | accessdate=2005-07-06 }}</span> * <nowiki>{{Cite web | title=List of psychotropic substances under international control | date=2005-04-30 | url=http://www.incb.org/pdf/e/list/green.pdf | format = PDF | accessdate=2005-07-06 | language=Greek }}</nowiki><br/> → <span style="background:white">{{cite web | title=List of psychotropic substances under international control | date=2005-04-30 | url=http://www.incb.org/pdf/e/list/green.pdf | format = PDF | accessdate=2005-07-06 | language=Greek }}</span> ; Using archiveurl and archivedate to refer to items that went away but are available from an archive site * <nowiki>{{Cite web | title=List of psychotropic substances under international control | date=2005-04-30 | 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Administrators of this wiki should read these rules and adapt them as necessary. = General ground rules from Fandom = # '''Keep it civil''': Do not make personal attacks on other people. If you need to criticize another user’s argument, do so without attacking them as a person. Do not use bigoted language, including slurs which degrade another person or group of people based on gender, race, sexual orientation, nationality, religion, etc. # '''Be a productive member of the wiki''': Contribute to the wiki in line with the established processes and conventions. Need help? Ask an [[Special:ListUsers/sysop|administrator]]! Disrupting the wiki with “edit warring” over differing opinions of a topic with another user or group of users is not productive. # '''Do not engage in excessive self-promotion''': The wiki is a collaborative community resource for the topic at hand. 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For this wiki, first strike is a week, second is a month, three is a year, four is two years, five strikes and your out, '''''<u>banned</u>'''''. # '''<u>ZERO TOLERANCE</u>''' for vandalism, abuse, fake information, and just for simply wasting people's time. The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this. # No illegal content, please. # No threats to anyone. I don't care if its virtually, mentally, emotionally, or physically. I won't put up with that bullshit. Banned otherwise for a determined period of time and The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this. # Realingment rules: ## If you're the network owner or the owner of a broadcasting company, you can shut down a station, a series of stations, and move one or a group from one location to another as long as you... ### specify why you're closing or moving them. ### it doesn't occupy a channel already taken by a previous station. ## If a station is shut down or in the process of it, the opportunity to buy it and move somewhere else could be possible. Such stations will be put up for auction, and when done so, type the call letters of the station you want. Once its mentioned as "sold", you now own it. ## If you're NOT the network owner or the owner of a broadcasting company, you CAN'T shut down or move a station for any reason whatsoever. 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The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this rule. # '''NO''' real-life callsigns. The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this rule and will utilize the real-life FCC databases to make sure. # It must be connected to a real-life DMA TV or radio market. # You are allowed to use a callsign that doesn't exist on a different media platform (i.e. a fake callsign on TV, but can't use on radio due to real-life status, etc.) # Real-life and fictional TV and radio networks are allowed. # Cable/satellite TV and satellite radio companies are allowed. # Unlike real-life TV: Channel 37 '''<u>IS</u>''' allowed. The WBC is encouraging companies to apply for Channel 37. # Three-letter callsigns are welcome on both TV and radio. # For now, a limit of ten stations per market: eight radio, and two TV. The WBC will ''enforce'' this rule. # Dual network TV and radio affiliations are allowed. # Ten digital subchannels per station, and five HD Radio subchannels per station are allowed. The WBC will ''enforce'' this rule. == Allowed networks == === Television === * American Broadcasting Company ('''<u>ABC</u>''') * Columbia Broadcasting System ('''<u>CBS</u>''') * National Broadcasting Company ('''<u>NBC</u>''') * FOX Broadcasting Company ('''<u>FOX</u>''') * MyNetworkTV ('''<u>MNT</u>''') * The CW ('''<u>CW</u>''') * Univision ('''<u>UNI</u>''') * UniMas ('''<u>UNM</u>''') * Telemundo ('''<u>TMD</u>''') * Any fictional network users want to come up with and own. === Radio === * iHeartRadio ('''<u>IHR</u>''') * Audacy ('''<u>AUD</u>''') * Townsquare ('''<u>TSM</u>''') * Cumulus ('''<u>CMS</u>''') * SiriusXM Satellite Radio ('''<u>SXM</u>''') * Any fictional network users want to come up with and own. = Before you create your media stations... = == TV == # Channels 2-69 (PSIP and Physical) # You must not own more than two TV stations per market, ''for now''. # The station and callsign '''<u>MUST NOT ALREADY BE TAKEN IN A CITY/MARKET</u>'''. # Former callsigns are allowed if they're not already taken. == AM == # AM 530-1710 # The frequency is in variables of ten (i.e. 530, 540, 550, etc.). # You must not own more than two clear-channel stations in the U.S. on opposite ends of the country. # The station and callsign '''<u>MUST NOT ALREADY BE TAKEN IN A CITY/MARKET</u>'''. # Former callsigns are allowed if they're not already taken. == FM == # 87.5-107.9 FM # 87.5-91.9 FM will be reserved for non-commercial use in the future. # The station must be on an odd-numbered frequency, just like in real-life (i.e. 93.5, 97.3, 102.7, etc.). # The station and callsign '''<u>MUST NOT ALREADY BE TAKEN IN A CITY/MARKET</u>'''. # Former callsigns are allowed if they're not already taken. 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You contribute '''''<u>on your own time</u>'''''. Just have '''at least''' one station to work with, that's all. This is not a game, this is a community. # Respect your team and everyone else, across all different parts of the Wiki. # No spamming whatsoever. If spamming is seen, please report it. The WBC will interfere, if needed. # In baseball, three strikes and your out. For this wiki, first strike is a week, second is a month, three is a year, four is two years, five strikes and your out, '''''<u>banned</u>'''''. # '''<u>ZERO TOLERANCE</u>''' for vandalism, abuse, fake information, and just for simply wasting people's time. The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this. # No illegal content, please. # No threats to anyone. I don't care if its virtually, mentally, emotionally, or physically. I won't put up with that bullshit. Banned otherwise for a determined period of time and The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this. # Realingment rules: ## If you're the network owner or the owner of a broadcasting company, you can shut down a station, a series of stations, and move one or a group from one location to another as long as you... ### specify why you're closing or moving them. ### it doesn't occupy a channel already taken by a previous station. ## If a station is shut down or in the process of it, the opportunity to buy it and move somewhere else could be possible. Such stations will be put up for auction, and when done so, type the call letters of the station you want. Once its mentioned as "sold", you now own it. ## If you're NOT the network owner or the owner of a broadcasting company, you CAN'T shut down or move a station for any reason whatsoever. Only the network owner, owner of said company, or the WBC has the power to do so. # If someone messages you a question, please be professional, and act with decency when answering it. We're all trying to have a good fun time around here and not everyone knows everything, so think before you answer. # '''<u>DO NOT</u>''' edit anyone's station pages under any circumstances. You run your own stations and/or network, not anybody else's. The five strikes threat will be applied to this rule and The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this. # '''NO''' mergers whatsoever. That will '''''<u>NOT</u>''''' be allowed. # Keep logos as beautiful and/or professional as possible. If not, then its okay to ask for someone to make them for you. Unprofessional logos won't get you kicked off the wiki, but they will be erased from the pages by the WBC. == Other rules == # United States and Canada markets/stations are allowed... for now. Other countries will follow eventually. # '''NO''' fictional cities. The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this rule. # '''NO''' real-life callsigns. The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this rule and will utilize the real-life FCC databases to make sure. # It must be connected to a real-life DMA TV or radio market. # You are allowed to use a callsign that doesn't exist on a different media platform (i.e. a fake callsign on TV, but can't use on radio due to real-life status, etc.) # Real-life and fictional TV and radio networks are allowed. # Cable/satellite TV and satellite radio companies are allowed. # Unlike real-life TV: Channel 37 '''<u>IS</u>''' allowed. The WBC is encouraging companies to apply for Channel 37. # Three-letter callsigns are welcome on both TV and radio. # For now, a limit of ten stations per market: eight radio, and two TV. The WBC will ''enforce'' this rule. # Dual network TV and radio affiliations are allowed. # Ten digital subchannels per station, and five HD Radio subchannels per station are allowed. The WBC will ''enforce'' this rule. == Allowed networks == === Television === * American Broadcasting Company ('''<u>ABC</u>''') * Columbia Broadcasting System ('''<u>CBS</u>''') * National Broadcasting Company ('''<u>NBC</u>''') * FOX Broadcasting Company ('''<u>FOX</u>''') * MyNetworkTV ('''<u>MNT</u>''') * The CW ('''<u>CW</u>''') * Univision ('''<u>UNI</u>''') * UniMas ('''<u>UNM</u>''') * Telemundo ('''<u>TMD</u>''') * Any fictional network users want to come up with and own. === Radio === * iHeartRadio ('''<u>IHR</u>''') * Audacy ('''<u>AUD</u>''') * Townsquare ('''<u>TSM</u>''') * Cumulus ('''<u>CMS</u>''') * SiriusXM Satellite Radio ('''<u>SXM</u>''') * Any fictional network users want to come up with and own. = Before you create your media stations... = == TV == # Channels 2-69 (PSIP and Physical) # You must not own more than two TV stations per market, ''for now''. # The station and callsign '''<u>MUST NOT ALREADY BE TAKEN IN A CITY/MARKET</u>'''. # Former callsigns are allowed if they're not already taken. == AM == # AM 530-1710 # The frequency is in variables of ten (i.e. 530, 540, 550, etc.). # You must not own more than two clear-channel stations in the U.S. on opposite ends of the country. # The station and callsign '''<u>MUST NOT ALREADY BE TAKEN IN A CITY/MARKET</u>'''. # Former callsigns are allowed if they're not already taken. == FM == # 87.5-107.9 FM # 87.5-91.9 FM will be reserved for non-commercial use in the future. # The station must be on an odd-numbered frequency, just like in real-life (i.e. 93.5, 97.3, 102.7, etc.). # The station and callsign '''<u>MUST NOT ALREADY BE TAKEN IN A CITY/MARKET</u>'''. # Former callsigns are allowed if they're not already taken. 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Disrupting the wiki with “edit warring” over differing opinions of a topic with another user or group of users is not productive. # '''Do not engage in excessive self-promotion''': The wiki is a collaborative community resource for the topic at hand. It is NOT a free place to advertise your related website, YouTube channel, blog, social media account, etc. Have a question about whether your link would be welcome? Ask an administrator! # '''Do not harass other users''': If somebody asks you to stop posting certain content on their wall, respect their wishes. It is their wall. # '''Do follow community guidelines for formatting''': When a community has established formatting, it’s important to adhere to that, especially when spoiler content is involved. = Fantasy Media Hub rules = * NOTE: '''''The WBC (Worldwide Broadcasting Commission) has the right to change the rules at anytime.''''' == Main rules == # No rush, no time limit, no restrictions. You contribute '''''<u>on your own time</u>'''''. Just have '''at least''' one station to work with, that's all. This is not a game, this is a community. # Respect your team and everyone else, across all different parts of the Wiki. # No spamming whatsoever. If spamming is seen, please report it. The WBC will interfere, if needed. # In baseball, three strikes and your out. For this wiki, first strike is a week, second is a month, three is a year, four is two years, five strikes and your out, '''''<u>banned</u>'''''. # '''<u>ZERO TOLERANCE</u>''' for vandalism, abuse, fake information, and just for simply wasting people's time. The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this. # No illegal content, please. # No threats to anyone. I don't care if its virtually, mentally, emotionally, or physically. I won't put up with that bullshit. Banned otherwise for a determined period of time and The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this. # Realingment rules: ## If you're the network owner or the owner of a broadcasting company, you can shut down a station, a series of stations, and move one or a group from one location to another as long as you... ### specify why you're closing or moving them. ### it doesn't occupy a channel already taken by a previous station. ## If a station is shut down or in the process of it, the opportunity to buy it and move somewhere else could be possible. Such stations will be put up for auction, and when done so, type the call letters of the station you want. Once its mentioned as "sold", you now own it. ## If you're NOT the network owner or the owner of a broadcasting company, you CAN'T shut down or move a station for any reason whatsoever. Only the network owner, owner of said company, or the WBC has the power to do so. # If someone messages you a question, please be professional, and act with decency when answering it. We're all trying to have a good fun time around here and not everyone knows everything, so think before you answer. # '''<u>DO NOT</u>''' edit anyone's station pages under any circumstances. You run your own stations and/or network, not anybody else's. The five strikes threat will be applied to this rule and The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this. # '''NO''' mergers whatsoever. That will '''''<u>NOT</u>''''' be allowed. # Keep logos as beautiful and/or professional as possible. If not, then its okay to ask for someone to make them for you. Unprofessional logos won't get you kicked off the wiki, but they will be erased from the pages by the WBC. == Other rules == # United States and Canada markets/stations are allowed... for now. Other countries will follow eventually. # '''NO''' fictional cities. The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this rule. # '''NO''' real-life callsigns. The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this rule and will utilize the real-life FCC databases to make sure. # It must be connected to a real-life DMA TV or radio market. # You are allowed to use a callsign that doesn't exist on a different media platform (i.e. a fake callsign on TV, but can't use on radio due to real-life status, etc.) # Real-life and fictional TV and radio networks are allowed. # Cable/satellite TV and satellite radio companies are allowed. # Unlike real-life TV: Channel 37 '''<u>IS</u>''' allowed. The WBC is encouraging companies to apply for Channel 37. # Three-letter callsigns are welcome on both TV and radio. # For now, a limit of ten stations per market: eight radio, and two TV. The WBC will ''enforce'' this rule. # Dual network TV and radio affiliations are allowed. # Ten digital subchannels per station, and five HD Radio subchannels per station are allowed. The WBC will ''enforce'' this rule. # If you want to air E/I programming on the weekends, you can, but you don't have to either. If you do, there's no limit. You can air as much or as little as you want. # '''NO''' religious godcasters or programs, either on TV or on the radio. They're scammers anyways. == Allowed networks == === Real-Life Television === * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Broadcasting_Company American Broadcasting Company] ('''<u>ABC</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CBS Columbia Broadcasting System] ('''<u>CBS</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NBC National Broadcasting Company] ('''<u>NBC</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fox_Broadcasting_Company FOX Broadcasting Company] ('''<u>FOX</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MyNetworkTV MyNetworkTV] ('''<u>MNT</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_CW The CW] ('''<u>CW</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Univision Univision] ('''<u>UNI</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UniM%C3%A1s UniMás] ('''<u>UNM</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telemundo Telemundo] ('''<u>TMD</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Estrella_TV Estrella TV] ('''<u>EST</u>''') === Fictional Television === * American Broadcasting System ('''<u>ABS</u>'''; English; [[clearchannel Communications, Inc.|clearchannel]]) * Sistema de Radiodifusion Estadounidense ('''<u>SRE</u>'''; Spanish; [[clearchannel Communications, Inc.|clearchannel]]) * Central ('''<u>CEN</u>'''; [[STG - Swift Television Group|STG]]) * Horizon ('''<u>HRZ</u>'''; [[Horizon, Inc.|Horizon]]) * Sachland One ('''<u>SL1</u>'''; [[The Sachland Company|Sachland]]) * Sachland Two ('''<u>SL2</u>'''; [[The Sachland Company|Sachland]]) * Shaq and Shawn ('''<u>S&S</u>'''; [[S&S Communications|S&S]]) * Any fictional network users want to come up with and own. === Radio === * iHeartRadio ('''<u>IHR</u>''') * Audacy ('''<u>AUD</u>''') * Townsquare ('''<u>TSM</u>''') * Cumulus ('''<u>CMS</u>''') * SiriusXM Satellite Radio ('''<u>SXM</u>''') * Any fictional network users want to come up with and own. = Before you create your media stations... = == TV == # Channels 2-69 (PSIP and Physical) # You must not own more than two TV stations per market, ''for now''. # The station and callsign '''<u>MUST NOT ALREADY BE TAKEN IN A CITY/MARKET</u>'''. # Former callsigns are allowed if they're not already taken. == AM == # AM 530-1710 # The frequency is in variables of ten (i.e. 530, 540, 550, etc.). # You must not own more than two clear-channel stations in the U.S. on opposite ends of the country. # The station and callsign '''<u>MUST NOT ALREADY BE TAKEN IN A CITY/MARKET</u>'''. # Former callsigns are allowed if they're not already taken. == FM == # 87.5-107.9 FM # 87.5-91.9 FM will be reserved for non-commercial use in the future. # The station must be on an odd-numbered frequency, just like in real-life (i.e. 93.5, 97.3, 102.7, etc.). # The station and callsign '''<u>MUST NOT ALREADY BE TAKEN IN A CITY/MARKET</u>'''. # Former callsigns are allowed if they're not already taken. [[Category:{{SITENAME}}]] d91651b57747c8bd1849340e7f7e9cf8b728060d 172 162 2023-05-08T21:06:03Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki Below is a suggested set of rules to follow when editing '''Fantasy Media Hub'''. Administrators of this wiki should read these rules and adapt them as necessary. = General ground rules from Fandom = # '''Keep it civil''': Do not make personal attacks on other people. If you need to criticize another user’s argument, do so without attacking them as a person. Do not use bigoted language, including slurs which degrade another person or group of people based on gender, race, sexual orientation, nationality, religion, etc. # '''Be a productive member of the wiki''': Contribute to the wiki in line with the established processes and conventions. Need help? Ask an [[Special:ListUsers/sysop|administrator]]! Disrupting the wiki with “edit warring” over differing opinions of a topic with another user or group of users is not productive. # '''Do not engage in excessive self-promotion''': The wiki is a collaborative community resource for the topic at hand. It is NOT a free place to advertise your related website, YouTube channel, blog, social media account, etc. Have a question about whether your link would be welcome? Ask an administrator! # '''Do not harass other users''': If somebody asks you to stop posting certain content on their wall, respect their wishes. It is their wall. # '''Do follow community guidelines for formatting''': When a community has established formatting, it’s important to adhere to that, especially when spoiler content is involved. = Fantasy Media Hub rules = * NOTE: '''''The WBC (Worldwide Broadcasting Commission) has the right to change the rules at anytime.''''' == Main rules == # No rush, no time limit, no restrictions. You contribute '''''<u>on your own time</u>'''''. Just have '''at least''' one station to work with, that's all. This is not a game, this is a community. # Respect your team and everyone else, across all different parts of the Wiki. # No spamming whatsoever. If spamming is seen, please report it. The WBC will interfere, if needed. # In baseball, three strikes and your out. For this wiki, first strike is a week, second is a month, three is a year, four is two years, five strikes and your out, '''''<u>banned</u>'''''. # '''<u>ZERO TOLERANCE</u>''' for vandalism, abuse, fake information, and just for simply wasting people's time. The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this. # No illegal content, please. # No threats to anyone. I don't care if its virtually, mentally, emotionally, or physically. I won't put up with that bullshit. Banned otherwise for a determined period of time and The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this. # Realingment rules: ## If you're the network owner or the owner of a broadcasting company, you can shut down a station, a series of stations, and move one or a group from one location to another as long as you... ### specify why you're closing or moving them. ### it doesn't occupy a channel already taken by a previous station. ## If a station is shut down or in the process of it, the opportunity to buy it and move somewhere else could be possible. Such stations will be put up for auction, and when done so, type the call letters of the station you want. Once its mentioned as "sold", you now own it. ## If you're NOT the network owner or the owner of a broadcasting company, you CAN'T shut down or move a station for any reason whatsoever. Only the network owner, owner of said company, or the WBC has the power to do so. # If someone messages you a question, please be professional, and act with decency when answering it. We're all trying to have a good fun time around here and not everyone knows everything, so think before you answer. # '''<u>DO NOT</u>''' edit anyone's station pages under any circumstances. You run your own stations and/or network, not anybody else's. The five strikes threat will be applied to this rule and The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this. # '''NO''' mergers whatsoever. That will '''''<u>NOT</u>''''' be allowed. # Keep logos as beautiful and/or professional as possible. If not, then its okay to ask for someone to make them for you. Unprofessional logos won't get you kicked off the wiki, but they will be erased from the pages by the WBC. == Other rules == # United States and Canada markets/stations are allowed... for now. Other countries will follow eventually. # '''NO''' fictional cities. The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this rule. # '''NO''' real-life callsigns. The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this rule and will utilize the real-life FCC databases to make sure. # It must be connected to a real-life DMA TV or radio market. # You are allowed to use a callsign that doesn't exist on a different media platform (i.e. a fake callsign on TV, but can't use on radio due to real-life status, etc.) # Real-life and fictional TV and radio networks are allowed. # Cable/satellite TV and satellite radio companies are allowed. # Unlike real-life TV: Channel 37 '''<u>IS</u>''' allowed. The WBC is encouraging companies to apply for Channel 37. # Three-letter callsigns are welcome on both TV and radio. # For now, a limit of ten stations per market: eight radio, and two TV. The WBC will ''enforce'' this rule. # Dual network TV and radio affiliations are allowed. # Ten digital subchannels per station, and five HD Radio subchannels per station are allowed. The WBC will ''enforce'' this rule. # If you want to air E/I programming on the weekends, you can, but you don't have to either. If you do, there's no limit. You can air as much or as little as you want. # '''NO''' religious godcasters or programs, either on TV or on the radio. They're scammers anyways. == Allowed networks == === Real-Life Television === * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Broadcasting_Company American Broadcasting Company] ('''<u>ABC</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CBS Columbia Broadcasting System] ('''<u>CBS</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NBC National Broadcasting Company] ('''<u>NBC</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fox_Broadcasting_Company FOX Broadcasting Company] ('''<u>FOX</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MyNetworkTV MyNetworkTV] ('''<u>MNT</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_CW The CW] ('''<u>CW</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Univision Univision] ('''<u>UNI</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UniM%C3%A1s UniMás] ('''<u>UNM</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telemundo Telemundo] ('''<u>TMD</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Estrella_TV Estrella TV] ('''<u>EST</u>''') === Fictional Television === * American Broadcasting System ('''<u>ABS</u>'''; English; [[clearchannel Communications, Inc.|clearchannel]]) * Sistema de Radiodifusion Estadounidense ('''<u>SRE</u>'''; Spanish; [[clearchannel Communications, Inc.|clearchannel]]) * Central ('''<u>CEN</u>'''; [[STG - Swift Television Group|STG]]) * Horizon ('''<u>HRZ</u>'''; [[Horizon, Inc.|Horizon]]) * Mutual ('''<u>MBS</u>'''; [[Tribune Media Group|Tribune]]) * Sachland One ('''<u>SL1</u>'''; [[The Sachland Company|Sachland]]) * Sachland Two ('''<u>SL2</u>'''; [[The Sachland Company|Sachland]]) * Shaq and Shawn ('''<u>S&S</u>'''; [[S&S Communications|S&S]]) * Any fictional network users want to come up with and own. === Real Radio === * SiriusXM Satellite Radio ('''<u>SXM</u>'''; clearchannel) * iHeartRadio ('''<u>IHR</u>'''; clearchannel) ** [[Premiere]] ('''<u>PRN</u>'''; clearchannel) ** [[KISS-FM]] ('''<u>KIS</u>'''; clearchannel) ** [[EDC Radio]] ('''<u>EDC</u>'''; clearchannel) * Audacy ('''<u>AUD</u>''') * Cumulus ('''<u>CMS</u>''') * Townsquare ('''<u>TSM</u>''') * Any fictional network users want to come up with and own. === Fictional Radio === * [[ABS Radio]] (clearchannel) ** [[ABS Newsradio]] (clearchannel) ** [[ABS Sportsradio]] (clearchannel) = Before you create your media stations... = == TV == # Channels 2-69 (PSIP and Physical) # You must not own more than two TV stations per market, ''for now''. # The station and callsign '''<u>MUST NOT ALREADY BE TAKEN IN A CITY/MARKET</u>'''. # Former callsigns are allowed if they're not already taken. == AM == # AM 530-1710 # The frequency is in variables of ten (i.e. 530, 540, 550, etc.). # You must not own more than two clear-channel stations in the U.S. on opposite ends of the country. # The station and callsign '''<u>MUST NOT ALREADY BE TAKEN IN A CITY/MARKET</u>'''. # Former callsigns are allowed if they're not already taken. == FM == # 87.5-107.9 FM # 87.5-91.9 FM will be reserved for non-commercial use in the future. # The station must be on an odd-numbered frequency, just like in real-life (i.e. 93.5, 97.3, 102.7, etc.). # The station and callsign '''<u>MUST NOT ALREADY BE TAKEN IN A CITY/MARKET</u>'''. # Former callsigns are allowed if they're not already taken. [[Category:{{SITENAME}}]] 197cfa99a9f6071497a0963594711d4d8f018866 174 172 2023-05-08T21:16:06Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki Below is a suggested set of rules to follow when editing '''Fantasy Media Hub'''. Administrators of this wiki should read these rules and adapt them as necessary. = General ground rules from Fandom = # '''Keep it civil''': Do not make personal attacks on other people. If you need to criticize another user’s argument, do so without attacking them as a person. Do not use bigoted language, including slurs which degrade another person or group of people based on gender, race, sexual orientation, nationality, religion, etc. # '''Be a productive member of the wiki''': Contribute to the wiki in line with the established processes and conventions. Need help? Ask an [[Special:ListUsers/sysop|administrator]]! Disrupting the wiki with “edit warring” over differing opinions of a topic with another user or group of users is not productive. # '''Do not engage in excessive self-promotion''': The wiki is a collaborative community resource for the topic at hand. It is NOT a free place to advertise your related website, YouTube channel, blog, social media account, etc. Have a question about whether your link would be welcome? Ask an administrator! # '''Do not harass other users''': If somebody asks you to stop posting certain content on their wall, respect their wishes. It is their wall. # '''Do follow community guidelines for formatting''': When a community has established formatting, it’s important to adhere to that, especially when spoiler content is involved. = Fantasy Media Hub rules = * NOTE: '''''The WBC (Worldwide Broadcasting Commission) has the right to change the rules at anytime.''''' == Main rules == # No rush, no time limit, no restrictions. You contribute '''''<u>on your own time</u>'''''. Just have '''at least''' one station to work with, that's all. This is not a game, this is a community. # Respect your team and everyone else, across all different parts of the Wiki. # No spamming whatsoever. If spamming is seen, please report it. The WBC will interfere, if needed. # In baseball, three strikes and your out. For this wiki, first strike is a week, second is a month, three is a year, four is two years, five strikes and your out, '''''<u>banned</u>'''''. # '''<u>ZERO TOLERANCE</u>''' for vandalism, abuse, fake information, and just for simply wasting people's time. The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this. # No illegal content, please. # No threats to anyone. I don't care if its virtually, mentally, emotionally, or physically. I won't put up with that bullshit. Banned otherwise for a determined period of time and The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this. # Realingment rules: ## If you're the network owner or the owner of a broadcasting company, you can shut down a station, a series of stations, and move one or a group from one location to another as long as you... ### specify why you're closing or moving them. ### it doesn't occupy a channel already taken by a previous station. ## If a station is shut down or in the process of it, the opportunity to buy it and move somewhere else could be possible. Such stations will be put up for auction, and when done so, type the call letters of the station you want. Once its mentioned as "sold", you now own it. ## If you're NOT the network owner or the owner of a broadcasting company, you CAN'T shut down or move a station for any reason whatsoever. Only the network owner, owner of said company, or the WBC has the power to do so. # If someone messages you a question, please be professional, and act with decency when answering it. We're all trying to have a good fun time around here and not everyone knows everything, so think before you answer. # '''<u>DO NOT</u>''' edit anyone's station pages under any circumstances. You run your own stations and/or network, not anybody else's. The five strikes threat will be applied to this rule and The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this. # '''NO''' mergers whatsoever. That will '''''<u>NOT</u>''''' be allowed. # Keep logos as beautiful and/or professional as possible. If not, then its okay to ask for someone to make them for you. Unprofessional logos won't get you kicked off the wiki, but they will be erased from the pages by the WBC. == Other rules == # United States and Canada markets/stations are allowed... for now. Other countries will follow eventually. # '''NO''' fictional cities. The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this rule. # '''NO''' real-life callsigns. The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this rule and will utilize the real-life FCC databases to make sure. # It must be connected to a real-life DMA TV or radio market. # You are allowed to use a callsign that doesn't exist on a different media platform (i.e. a fake callsign on TV, but can't use on radio due to real-life status, etc.) # Real-life and fictional TV and radio networks are allowed. # Cable/satellite TV and satellite radio companies are allowed. # Unlike real-life TV: Channel 37 '''<u>IS</u>''' allowed. The WBC is encouraging companies to apply for Channel 37. # Three-letter callsigns are welcome on both TV and radio. # For now, a limit of ten stations per market: eight radio, and two TV. The WBC will ''enforce'' this rule. # Dual network TV and radio affiliations are allowed. # Ten digital subchannels per station, and five HD Radio subchannels per station are allowed. The WBC will ''enforce'' this rule. # If you want to air E/I programming on the weekends, you can, but you don't have to either. If you do, there's no limit. You can air as much or as little as you want. # '''NO''' religious godcasters or programs, either on TV or on the radio. They're scammers anyways. # If there's a real-life callsign in use on the radio or on TV, you must add a suffix to your station. The only exception is AM, no suffix needed. ## For digital operations, no need to add DT (for TV) or HD (for radio), unless you want to. == Allowed networks == === Real-Life Television === * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Broadcasting_Company American Broadcasting Company] ('''<u>ABC</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CBS Columbia Broadcasting System] ('''<u>CBS</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NBC National Broadcasting Company] ('''<u>NBC</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fox_Broadcasting_Company FOX Broadcasting Company] ('''<u>FOX</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MyNetworkTV MyNetworkTV] ('''<u>MNT</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_CW The CW] ('''<u>CW</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Univision Univision] ('''<u>UNI</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UniM%C3%A1s UniMás] ('''<u>UNM</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telemundo Telemundo] ('''<u>TMD</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Estrella_TV Estrella TV] ('''<u>EST</u>''') === Fictional Television === * American Broadcasting System ('''<u>ABS</u>'''; English; [[clearchannel Communications, Inc.|clearchannel]]) * Sistema de Radiodifusion Estadounidense ('''<u>SRE</u>'''; Spanish; [[clearchannel Communications, Inc.|clearchannel]]) * Central ('''<u>CEN</u>'''; [[STG - Swift Television Group|STG]]) * Horizon ('''<u>HRZ</u>'''; [[Horizon, Inc.|Horizon]]) * Mutual ('''<u>MBS</u>'''; [[Tribune Media Group|Tribune]]) * Sachland One ('''<u>SL1</u>'''; [[The Sachland Company|Sachland]]) * Sachland Two ('''<u>SL2</u>'''; [[The Sachland Company|Sachland]]) * Shaq and Shawn ('''<u>S&S</u>'''; [[S&S Communications|S&S]]) * Any fictional network users want to come up with and own. === Real Radio === * [[SiriusXM Satellite Radio]] ('''<u>SXM</u>'''; clearchannel) * [[iHeartRadio]] ('''<u>IHR</u>'''; clearchannel) ** [[Premiere]] ('''<u>PRN</u>'''; clearchannel) ** [[KISS-FM]] ('''<u>KIS</u>'''; clearchannel) ** [[EDC Radio]] ('''<u>EDC</u>'''; clearchannel) * [[Audacy]] ('''<u>AUD</u>''') * [[Cumulus]] ('''<u>CMS</u>''') * [[Townsquare]] ('''<u>TSM</u>''') * Any fictional network users want to come up with and own. === Fictional Radio === * [[ABS Radio]] (clearchannel) ** [[ABS Newsradio]] (clearchannel) ** [[ABS Sportsradio]] (clearchannel) = Before you create your media stations... = == TV == # Channels 2-69 (PSIP and Physical) # You must not own more than two TV stations per market, ''for now''. # The station and callsign '''<u>MUST NOT ALREADY BE TAKEN IN A CITY/MARKET</u>'''. # Former callsigns are allowed if they're not already taken. == AM == # AM 530-1710 # The frequency is in variables of ten (i.e. 530, 540, 550, etc.). # You must not own more than two clear-channel stations in the U.S. on opposite ends of the country. # The station and callsign '''<u>MUST NOT ALREADY BE TAKEN IN A CITY/MARKET</u>'''. # Former callsigns are allowed if they're not already taken. == FM == # 87.5-107.9 FM # 87.5-91.9 FM will be reserved for non-commercial use in the future. # The station must be on an odd-numbered frequency, just like in real-life (i.e. 93.5, 97.3, 102.7, etc.). # The station and callsign '''<u>MUST NOT ALREADY BE TAKEN IN A CITY/MARKET</u>'''. # Former callsigns are allowed if they're not already taken. [[Category:{{SITENAME}}]] 85ea7f3d166cbd37356fb81bc5d7615d8818bc44 175 174 2023-05-08T21:17:56Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki Below is a suggested set of rules to follow when editing '''Fantasy Media Hub'''. Administrators of this wiki should read these rules and adapt them as necessary. = General ground rules from Fandom = # '''Keep it civil''': Do not make personal attacks on other people. If you need to criticize another user’s argument, do so without attacking them as a person. Do not use bigoted language, including slurs which degrade another person or group of people based on gender, race, sexual orientation, nationality, religion, etc. # '''Be a productive member of the wiki''': Contribute to the wiki in line with the established processes and conventions. Need help? Ask an [[Special:ListUsers/sysop|administrator]]! Disrupting the wiki with “edit warring” over differing opinions of a topic with another user or group of users is not productive. # '''Do not engage in excessive self-promotion''': The wiki is a collaborative community resource for the topic at hand. It is NOT a free place to advertise your related website, YouTube channel, blog, social media account, etc. Have a question about whether your link would be welcome? Ask an administrator! # '''Do not harass other users''': If somebody asks you to stop posting certain content on their wall, respect their wishes. It is their wall. # '''Do follow community guidelines for formatting''': When a community has established formatting, it’s important to adhere to that, especially when spoiler content is involved. = Fantasy Media Hub rules = * NOTE: '''''The WBC (Worldwide Broadcasting Commission) has the right to change the rules at anytime.''''' == Main rules == # No rush, no time limit, no restrictions. You contribute '''''<u>on your own time</u>'''''. Just have '''at least''' one station to work with, that's all. This is not a game, this is a community. # Respect your team and everyone else, across all different parts of the Wiki. # No spamming whatsoever. If spamming is seen, please report it. The WBC will interfere, if needed. # In baseball, three strikes and your out. For this wiki, first strike is a week, second is a month, three is a year, four is two years, five strikes and your out, '''''<u>banned</u>'''''. # '''<u>ZERO TOLERANCE</u>''' for vandalism, abuse, fake information, and just for simply wasting people's time. The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this. # No illegal content, please. # No threats to anyone. I don't care if its virtually, mentally, emotionally, or physically. I won't put up with that bullshit. Banned otherwise for a determined period of time and The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this. # Realingment rules: ## If you're the network owner or the owner of a broadcasting company, you can shut down a station, a series of stations, and move one or a group from one location to another as long as you... ### specify why you're closing or moving them. ### it doesn't occupy a channel already taken by a previous station. ## If a station is shut down or in the process of it, the opportunity to buy it and move somewhere else could be possible. Such stations will be put up for auction, and when done so, type the call letters of the station you want. Once its mentioned as "sold", you now own it. ## If you're NOT the network owner or the owner of a broadcasting company, you CAN'T shut down or move a station for any reason whatsoever. Only the network owner, owner of said company, or the WBC has the power to do so. # If someone messages you a question, please be professional, and act with decency when answering it. We're all trying to have a good fun time around here and not everyone knows everything, so think before you answer. # '''<u>DO NOT</u>''' edit anyone's station pages under any circumstances. You run your own stations and/or network, not anybody else's. The five strikes threat will be applied to this rule and The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this. # '''NO''' mergers whatsoever. That will '''''<u>NOT</u>''''' be allowed. # Keep logos as beautiful and/or professional as possible. If not, then its okay to ask for someone to make them for you. Unprofessional logos won't get you kicked off the wiki, but they will be erased from the pages by the WBC. == Other rules == # United States and Canada markets/stations are allowed... for now. Other countries will follow eventually. # '''NO''' fictional cities. The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this rule. # '''NO''' real-life callsigns. The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this rule and will utilize the real-life FCC databases to make sure. # It must be connected to a real-life DMA TV or radio market. # You are allowed to use a callsign that doesn't exist on a different media platform (i.e. a fake callsign on TV, but can't use on radio due to real-life status, etc.) # Real-life and fictional TV and radio networks are allowed. # Cable/satellite TV and satellite radio companies are allowed. # Unlike real-life TV: Channel 37 '''<u>IS</u>''' allowed. The WBC is encouraging companies to apply for Channel 37. # Three-letter callsigns are welcome on both TV and radio. # For now, a limit of ten stations per market: eight radio, and two TV. The WBC will ''enforce'' this rule. # Dual network TV and radio affiliations are allowed. # Ten digital subchannels per station, and five HD Radio subchannels per station are allowed. The WBC will ''enforce'' this rule. # If you want to air E/I programming on the weekends, you can, but you don't have to either. If you do, there's no limit. You can air as much or as little as you want. # '''NO''' religious godcasters or programs, either on TV or on the radio. They're scammers anyways. # If there's a real-life callsign in use on the radio or on TV, you must add a suffix to your station. The only exception is AM, no suffix needed. ## For digital operations, no need to add DT (for TV) or HD (for radio), unless you want to. == Allowed networks == === Real-Life Television === * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Broadcasting_Company American Broadcasting Company] ('''<u>ABC</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CBS Columbia Broadcasting System] ('''<u>CBS</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NBC National Broadcasting Company] ('''<u>NBC</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fox_Broadcasting_Company FOX Broadcasting Company] ('''<u>FOX</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MyNetworkTV MyNetworkTV] ('''<u>MNT</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_CW The CW] ('''<u>CW</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Univision Univision] ('''<u>UNI</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UniM%C3%A1s UniMás] ('''<u>UNM</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telemundo Telemundo] ('''<u>TMD</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Estrella_TV Estrella TV] ('''<u>EST</u>''') === Fictional Television === * American Broadcasting System ('''<u>ABS</u>'''; English; [[clearchannel Communications, Inc.|clearchannel]]) * Sistema de Radiodifusion Estadounidense ('''<u>SRE</u>'''; Spanish; [[clearchannel Communications, Inc.|clearchannel]]) * Central ('''<u>CEN</u>'''; [[STG - Swift Television Group|STG]]) * [[Horizon Television|Horizon]] ('''<u>HRZ</u>'''; [[Horizon, Inc.|Horizon]]) * Mutual ('''<u>MBS</u>'''; [[Tribune Media Group|Tribune]]) * Sachland One ('''<u>SL1</u>'''; [[The Sachland Company|Sachland]]) * Sachland Two ('''<u>SL2</u>'''; [[The Sachland Company|Sachland]]) * Shaq and Shawn ('''<u>S&S</u>'''; [[S&S Communications|S&S]]) * Any fictional network users want to come up with and own. === Real Radio === * [[SiriusXM Satellite Radio]] ('''<u>SXM</u>'''; clearchannel) * [[iHeartRadio]] ('''<u>IHR</u>'''; clearchannel) ** [[Premiere]] ('''<u>PRN</u>'''; clearchannel) ** [[KISS-FM]] ('''<u>KIS</u>'''; clearchannel) ** [[EDC Radio]] ('''<u>EDC</u>'''; clearchannel) * [[Audacy]] ('''<u>AUD</u>''') * [[Cumulus]] ('''<u>CMS</u>''') * [[Townsquare]] ('''<u>TSM</u>''') * Any fictional network users want to come up with and own. === Fictional Radio === * [[ABS Radio]] (clearchannel) ** [[ABS Newsradio]] (clearchannel) ** [[ABS Sportsradio]] (clearchannel) = Before you create your media stations... = == TV == # Channels 2-69 (PSIP and Physical) # You must not own more than two TV stations per market, ''for now''. # The station and callsign '''<u>MUST NOT ALREADY BE TAKEN IN A CITY/MARKET</u>'''. # Former callsigns are allowed if they're not already taken. == AM == # AM 530-1710 # The frequency is in variables of ten (i.e. 530, 540, 550, etc.). # You must not own more than two clear-channel stations in the U.S. on opposite ends of the country. # The station and callsign '''<u>MUST NOT ALREADY BE TAKEN IN A CITY/MARKET</u>'''. # Former callsigns are allowed if they're not already taken. == FM == # 87.5-107.9 FM # 87.5-91.9 FM will be reserved for non-commercial use in the future. # The station must be on an odd-numbered frequency, just like in real-life (i.e. 93.5, 97.3, 102.7, etc.). # The station and callsign '''<u>MUST NOT ALREADY BE TAKEN IN A CITY/MARKET</u>'''. # Former callsigns are allowed if they're not already taken. [[Category:{{SITENAME}}]] 25d4c0fc0dc238bfa9177da527cf973019563440 176 175 2023-05-08T21:19:43Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki Below is a suggested set of rules to follow when editing '''Fantasy Media Hub'''. Administrators of this wiki should read these rules and adapt them as necessary. = General ground rules from Fandom = # '''Keep it civil''': Do not make personal attacks on other people. If you need to criticize another user’s argument, do so without attacking them as a person. Do not use bigoted language, including slurs which degrade another person or group of people based on gender, race, sexual orientation, nationality, religion, etc. # '''Be a productive member of the wiki''': Contribute to the wiki in line with the established processes and conventions. Need help? Ask an [[Special:ListUsers/sysop|administrator]]! Disrupting the wiki with “edit warring” over differing opinions of a topic with another user or group of users is not productive. # '''Do not engage in excessive self-promotion''': The wiki is a collaborative community resource for the topic at hand. It is NOT a free place to advertise your related website, YouTube channel, blog, social media account, etc. Have a question about whether your link would be welcome? Ask an administrator! # '''Do not harass other users''': If somebody asks you to stop posting certain content on their wall, respect their wishes. It is their wall. # '''Do follow community guidelines for formatting''': When a community has established formatting, it’s important to adhere to that, especially when spoiler content is involved. = Fantasy Media Hub rules = * NOTE: '''''The [[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission|WBC (Worldwide Broadcasting Commission)]] has the right to change the rules at anytime.''''' == Main rules == # No rush, no time limit, no restrictions. You contribute '''''<u>on your own time</u>'''''. Just have '''at least''' one station to work with, that's all. This is not a game, this is a community. # Respect your team and everyone else, across all different parts of the Wiki. # No spamming whatsoever. If spamming is seen, please report it. The WBC will interfere, if needed. # In baseball, three strikes and your out. For this wiki, first strike is a week, second is a month, three is a year, four is two years, five strikes and your out, '''''<u>banned</u>'''''. # '''<u>ZERO TOLERANCE</u>''' for vandalism, abuse, fake information, and just for simply wasting people's time. The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this. # No illegal content, please. # No threats to anyone. I don't care if its virtually, mentally, emotionally, or physically. I won't put up with that bullshit. Banned otherwise for a determined period of time and The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this. # Realingment rules: ## If you're the network owner or the owner of a broadcasting company, you can shut down a station, a series of stations, and move one or a group from one location to another as long as you... ### specify why you're closing or moving them. ### it doesn't occupy a channel already taken by a previous station. ## If a station is shut down or in the process of it, the opportunity to buy it and move somewhere else could be possible. Such stations will be put up for auction, and when done so, type the call letters of the station you want. Once its mentioned as "sold", you now own it. ## If you're NOT the network owner or the owner of a broadcasting company, you CAN'T shut down or move a station for any reason whatsoever. Only the network owner, owner of said company, or the WBC has the power to do so. # If someone messages you a question, please be professional, and act with decency when answering it. We're all trying to have a good fun time around here and not everyone knows everything, so think before you answer. # '''<u>DO NOT</u>''' edit anyone's station pages under any circumstances. You run your own stations and/or network, not anybody else's. The five strikes threat will be applied to this rule and The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this. # '''NO''' mergers whatsoever. That will '''''<u>NOT</u>''''' be allowed. # Keep logos as beautiful and/or professional as possible. If not, then its okay to ask for someone to make them for you. Unprofessional logos won't get you kicked off the wiki, but they will be erased from the pages by the WBC. == Other rules == # United States and Canada markets/stations are allowed... for now. Other countries will follow eventually. # '''NO''' fictional cities. The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this rule. # '''NO''' real-life callsigns. The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this rule and will utilize the real-life FCC databases to make sure. # It must be connected to a real-life DMA TV or radio market. # You are allowed to use a callsign that doesn't exist on a different media platform (i.e. a fake callsign on TV, but can't use on radio due to real-life status, etc.) # Real-life and fictional TV and radio networks are allowed. # Cable/satellite TV and satellite radio companies are allowed. # Unlike real-life TV: Channel 37 '''<u>IS</u>''' allowed. The WBC is encouraging companies to apply for Channel 37. # Three-letter callsigns are welcome on both TV and radio. # For now, a limit of ten stations per market: eight radio, and two TV. The WBC will ''enforce'' this rule. # Dual network TV and radio affiliations are allowed. # Ten digital subchannels per station, and five HD Radio subchannels per station are allowed. The WBC will ''enforce'' this rule. # If you want to air E/I programming on the weekends, you can, but you don't have to either. If you do, there's no limit. You can air as much or as little as you want. # '''NO''' religious godcasters or programs, either on TV or on the radio. They're scammers anyways. # If there's a real-life callsign in use on the radio or on TV, you must add a suffix to your station. The only exception is AM, no suffix needed. ## For digital operations, no need to add DT (for TV) or HD (for radio), unless you want to. == Allowed networks == === Real-Life Television === * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Broadcasting_Company American Broadcasting Company] ('''<u>ABC</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CBS Columbia Broadcasting System] ('''<u>CBS</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NBC National Broadcasting Company] ('''<u>NBC</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fox_Broadcasting_Company FOX Broadcasting Company] ('''<u>FOX</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MyNetworkTV MyNetworkTV] ('''<u>MNT</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_CW The CW] ('''<u>CW</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Univision Univision] ('''<u>UNI</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UniM%C3%A1s UniMás] ('''<u>UNM</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telemundo Telemundo] ('''<u>TMD</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Estrella_TV Estrella TV] ('''<u>EST</u>''') === Fictional Television === * American Broadcasting System ('''<u>ABS</u>'''; English; [[clearchannel Communications, Inc.|clearchannel]]) * Sistema de Radiodifusion Estadounidense ('''<u>SRE</u>'''; Spanish; [[clearchannel Communications, Inc.|clearchannel]]) * Central ('''<u>CEN</u>'''; [[STG - Swift Television Group|STG]]) * [[Horizon Television|Horizon]] ('''<u>HRZ</u>'''; [[Horizon, Inc.|Horizon]]) * Mutual ('''<u>MBS</u>'''; [[Tribune Media Group|Tribune]]) * Sachland One ('''<u>SL1</u>'''; [[The Sachland Company|Sachland]]) * Sachland Two ('''<u>SL2</u>'''; [[The Sachland Company|Sachland]]) * Shaq and Shawn ('''<u>S&S</u>'''; [[S&S Communications|S&S]]) * Any fictional network users want to come up with and own. === Real Radio === * [[SiriusXM Satellite Radio]] ('''<u>SXM</u>'''; clearchannel) * [[iHeartRadio]] ('''<u>IHR</u>'''; clearchannel) ** [[Premiere]] ('''<u>PRN</u>'''; clearchannel) ** [[KISS-FM]] ('''<u>KIS</u>'''; clearchannel) ** [[EDC Radio]] ('''<u>EDC</u>'''; clearchannel) * [[Audacy]] ('''<u>AUD</u>''') * [[Cumulus]] ('''<u>CMS</u>''') * [[Townsquare]] ('''<u>TSM</u>''') * Any fictional network users want to come up with and own. === Fictional Radio === * [[ABS Radio]] (clearchannel) ** [[ABS Newsradio]] (clearchannel) ** [[ABS Sportsradio]] (clearchannel) = Before you create your media stations... = == TV == # Channels 2-69 (PSIP and Physical) # You must not own more than two TV stations per market, ''for now''. # The station and callsign '''<u>MUST NOT ALREADY BE TAKEN IN A CITY/MARKET</u>'''. # Former callsigns are allowed if they're not already taken. == AM == # AM 530-1710 # The frequency is in variables of ten (i.e. 530, 540, 550, etc.). # You must not own more than two clear-channel stations in the U.S. on opposite ends of the country. # The station and callsign '''<u>MUST NOT ALREADY BE TAKEN IN A CITY/MARKET</u>'''. # Former callsigns are allowed if they're not already taken. == FM == # 87.5-107.9 FM # 87.5-91.9 FM will be reserved for non-commercial use in the future. # The station must be on an odd-numbered frequency, just like in real-life (i.e. 93.5, 97.3, 102.7, etc.). # The station and callsign '''<u>MUST NOT ALREADY BE TAKEN IN A CITY/MARKET</u>'''. # Former callsigns are allowed if they're not already taken. [[Category:{{SITENAME}}]] 3d8030c9dbedf1f2cf17d458421a469b17f3920f 178 176 2023-05-08T21:31:38Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki Below is a suggested set of rules to follow when editing '''Fantasy Media Hub'''. Administrators of this wiki should read these rules and adapt them as necessary. = General ground rules from Fandom = # '''Keep it civil''': Do not make personal attacks on other people. If you need to criticize another user’s argument, do so without attacking them as a person. Do not use bigoted language, including slurs which degrade another person or group of people based on gender, race, sexual orientation, nationality, religion, etc. # '''Be a productive member of the wiki''': Contribute to the wiki in line with the established processes and conventions. Need help? Ask an [[Special:ListUsers/sysop|administrator]]! Disrupting the wiki with “edit warring” over differing opinions of a topic with another user or group of users is not productive. # '''Do not engage in excessive self-promotion''': The wiki is a collaborative community resource for the topic at hand. It is NOT a free place to advertise your related website, YouTube channel, blog, social media account, etc. Have a question about whether your link would be welcome? Ask an administrator! # '''Do not harass other users''': If somebody asks you to stop posting certain content on their wall, respect their wishes. It is their wall. # '''Do follow community guidelines for formatting''': When a community has established formatting, it’s important to adhere to that, especially when spoiler content is involved. = Fantasy Media Hub rules = * NOTE: '''''The [[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission|WBC (Worldwide Broadcasting Commission)]] has the right to change the rules at anytime.''''' == Main rules == # No rush, no time limit, no restrictions. You contribute '''''<u>on your own time</u>'''''. Just have '''at least''' one station to work with, that's all. This is not a game, this is a community. # Respect your team and everyone else, across all different parts of the Wiki. # No spamming whatsoever. If spamming is seen, please report it. The WBC will interfere, if needed. # In baseball, three strikes and your out. For this wiki, first strike is a week, second is a month, three is a year, four is two years, five strikes and your out, '''''<u>banned</u>'''''. # '''<u>ZERO TOLERANCE</u>''' for vandalism, abuse, fake information, and just for simply wasting people's time. The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this. # No illegal content, please. # No threats to anyone. I don't care if its virtually, mentally, emotionally, or physically. I won't put up with that bullshit. Banned otherwise for a determined period of time and The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this. # You can only create one company, '''<u>ONLY</u>'''. You can, however, create different divisions or subsidiaries within that one company. # Realingment rules: ## If you're the network owner or the owner of a broadcasting company, you can shut down a station, a series of stations, and move one or a group from one location to another as long as you... ### specify why you're closing or moving them. ### it doesn't occupy a channel already taken by a previous station. ## If a station is shut down or in the process of it, the opportunity to buy it and move somewhere else could be possible. Such stations will be put up for auction, and when done so, type the call letters of the station you want. Once its mentioned as "sold", you now own it. ## If you're NOT the network owner or the owner of a broadcasting company, you CAN'T shut down or move a station for any reason whatsoever. Only the network owner, owner of said company, or the WBC has the power to do so. # If someone messages you a question, please be professional, and act with decency when answering it. We're all trying to have a good fun time around here and not everyone knows everything, so think before you answer. # '''<u>DO NOT</u>''' edit anyone's station pages under any circumstances. You run your own stations and/or network, not anybody else's. The five strikes threat will be applied to this rule and The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this. # '''NO''' mergers whatsoever. That will '''''<u>NOT</u>''''' be allowed. # Keep logos as beautiful and/or professional as possible. If not, then its okay to ask for someone to make them for you. Unprofessional logos won't get you kicked off the wiki, but they will be erased from the pages by the WBC. == Other rules == # United States and Canada markets/stations are allowed... for now. Other countries will follow eventually. # '''NO''' fictional cities. The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this rule. # '''NO''' real-life callsigns. The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this rule and will utilize the real-life FCC databases to make sure. # It must be connected to a real-life DMA TV or radio market. # You are allowed to use a callsign that doesn't exist on a different media platform (i.e. a fake callsign on TV, but can't use on radio due to real-life status, etc.) # Real-life and fictional TV and radio networks are allowed. # Cable/satellite TV and satellite radio companies are allowed. # Unlike real-life TV: Channel 37 '''<u>IS</u>''' allowed. The WBC is encouraging companies to apply for Channel 37. # Three-letter callsigns are welcome on both TV and radio. # For now, a limit of ten stations per market: eight radio, and two TV. The WBC will ''enforce'' this rule. # Dual network TV and radio affiliations are allowed. # Ten digital subchannels per station, and five HD Radio subchannels per station are allowed. The WBC will ''enforce'' this rule. # If you want to air E/I programming on the weekends, you can, but you don't have to either. If you do, there's no limit. You can air as much or as little as you want. # '''NO''' religious godcasters or programs, either on TV or on the radio. They're scammers anyways. # If there's a real-life callsign in use on the radio or on TV, you must add a suffix to your station. The only exception is AM, no suffix needed. ## For digital operations, no need to add DT (for TV) or HD (for radio), unless you want to. == Allowed networks == === Real-Life Television === * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Broadcasting_Company American Broadcasting Company] ('''<u>ABC</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CBS Columbia Broadcasting System] ('''<u>CBS</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NBC National Broadcasting Company] ('''<u>NBC</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fox_Broadcasting_Company FOX Broadcasting Company] ('''<u>FOX</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MyNetworkTV MyNetworkTV] ('''<u>MNT</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_CW The CW] ('''<u>CW</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Univision Univision] ('''<u>UNI</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UniM%C3%A1s UniMás] ('''<u>UNM</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telemundo Telemundo] ('''<u>TMD</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Estrella_TV Estrella TV] ('''<u>EST</u>''') === Fictional Television === * American Broadcasting System ('''<u>ABS</u>'''; English; [[clearchannel Communications, Inc.|clearchannel]]) * Sistema de Radiodifusion Estadounidense ('''<u>SRE</u>'''; Spanish; [[clearchannel Communications, Inc.|clearchannel]]) * Central ('''<u>CEN</u>'''; [[STG - Swift Television Group|STG]]) * [[Horizon Television|Horizon]] ('''<u>HRZ</u>'''; [[Horizon, Inc.|Horizon]]) * Mutual ('''<u>MBS</u>'''; [[Tribune Media Group|Tribune]]) * Sachland One ('''<u>SL1</u>'''; [[The Sachland Company|Sachland]]) * Sachland Two ('''<u>SL2</u>'''; [[The Sachland Company|Sachland]]) * Shaq and Shawn ('''<u>S&S</u>'''; [[S&S Communications|S&S]]) * Any fictional network users want to come up with and own. === Real Radio === * [[SiriusXM Satellite Radio]] ('''<u>SXM</u>'''; clearchannel) * [[iHeartRadio]] ('''<u>IHR</u>'''; clearchannel) ** [[Premiere]] ('''<u>PRN</u>'''; clearchannel) ** [[KISS-FM]] ('''<u>KIS</u>'''; clearchannel) ** [[EDC Radio]] ('''<u>EDC</u>'''; clearchannel) * [[Audacy]] ('''<u>AUD</u>''') * [[Cumulus]] ('''<u>CMS</u>''') * [[Townsquare]] ('''<u>TSM</u>''') * Any fictional network users want to come up with and own. === Fictional Radio === * [[ABS Radio]] (clearchannel) ** [[ABS Newsradio]] (clearchannel) ** [[ABS Sportsradio]] (clearchannel) = Before you create your media stations... = == TV == # Channels 2-69 (PSIP and Physical) # You must not own more than two TV stations per market, ''for now''. # The station and callsign '''<u>MUST NOT ALREADY BE TAKEN IN A CITY/MARKET</u>'''. # Former callsigns are allowed if they're not already taken. == AM == # AM 530-1710 # The frequency is in variables of ten (i.e. 530, 540, 550, etc.). # You must not own more than two clear-channel stations in the U.S. on opposite ends of the country. # The station and callsign '''<u>MUST NOT ALREADY BE TAKEN IN A CITY/MARKET</u>'''. # Former callsigns are allowed if they're not already taken. == FM == # 87.5-107.9 FM # 87.5-91.9 FM will be reserved for non-commercial use in the future. # The station must be on an odd-numbered frequency, just like in real-life (i.e. 93.5, 97.3, 102.7, etc.). # The station and callsign '''<u>MUST NOT ALREADY BE TAKEN IN A CITY/MARKET</u>'''. # Former callsigns are allowed if they're not already taken. [[Category:{{SITENAME}}]] 6cebec6585986e29fe54795a7e17f74a671ed0c2 180 178 2023-05-08T21:34:19Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki Below is a suggested set of rules to follow when editing '''Fantasy Media Hub'''. Administrators of this wiki should read these rules and adapt them as necessary. = General ground rules from Fandom = # '''Keep it civil''': Do not make personal attacks on other people. If you need to criticize another user’s argument, do so without attacking them as a person. Do not use bigoted language, including slurs which degrade another person or group of people based on gender, race, sexual orientation, nationality, religion, etc. # '''Be a productive member of the wiki''': Contribute to the wiki in line with the established processes and conventions. Need help? Ask an [[Special:ListUsers/sysop|administrator]]! Disrupting the wiki with “edit warring” over differing opinions of a topic with another user or group of users is not productive. # '''Do not engage in excessive self-promotion''': The wiki is a collaborative community resource for the topic at hand. It is NOT a free place to advertise your related website, YouTube channel, blog, social media account, etc. Have a question about whether your link would be welcome? Ask an administrator! # '''Do not harass other users''': If somebody asks you to stop posting certain content on their wall, respect their wishes. It is their wall. # '''Do follow community guidelines for formatting''': When a community has established formatting, it’s important to adhere to that, especially when spoiler content is involved. = Fantasy Media Hub rules = * NOTE: '''''The [[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission|WBC (Worldwide Broadcasting Commission)]] has the right to change the rules at anytime.''''' == Main rules == # No rush, no time limit, no restrictions. You contribute '''''<u>on your own time</u>'''''. Just have '''at least''' one station to work with, that's all. This is not a game, this is a community. # Respect your team and everyone else, across all different parts of the Wiki. # No spamming whatsoever. If spamming is seen, please report it. The WBC will interfere, if needed. # In baseball, three strikes and your out. For this wiki, first strike is a week, second is a month, three is a year, four is two years, five strikes and your out, '''''<u>banned</u>'''''. # '''<u>ZERO TOLERANCE</u>''' for vandalism, abuse, fake information, and just for simply wasting people's time. The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this. # No illegal content, please. # No threats to anyone. I don't care if its virtually, mentally, emotionally, or physically. I won't put up with that bullshit. Banned otherwise for a determined period of time and The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this. # You can only create one company, '''<u>ONLY</u>'''. You can, however, create different divisions or subsidiaries within that one company. # Realingment rules: ## If you're the network owner or the owner of a broadcasting company, you can shut down a station, a series of stations, and move one or a group from one location to another as long as you... ### specify why you're closing or moving them. ### it doesn't occupy a channel already taken by a previous station. ## If a station is shut down or in the process of it, the opportunity to buy it and move somewhere else could be possible. Such stations will be put up for auction, and when done so, type the call letters of the station you want. Once its mentioned as "sold", you now own it. ## If you're NOT the network owner or the owner of a broadcasting company, you CAN'T shut down or move a station for any reason whatsoever. Only the network owner, owner of said company, or the WBC has the power to do so. # If someone messages you a question, please be professional, and act with decency when answering it. We're all trying to have a good fun time around here and not everyone knows everything, so think before you answer. # '''<u>DO NOT</u>''' edit anyone's station pages under any circumstances. You run your own stations and/or network, not anybody else's. The five strikes threat will be applied to this rule and The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this. # '''NO''' mergers whatsoever. That will '''''<u>NOT</u>''''' be allowed. # Keep logos as beautiful and/or professional as possible. If not, then its okay to ask for someone to make them for you. Unprofessional logos won't get you kicked off the wiki, but they will be erased from the pages by the WBC. == Other rules == # United States and Canada markets/stations are allowed... for now. Other countries will follow eventually. # '''NO''' fictional cities. The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this rule. # '''NO''' real-life callsigns. The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this rule and will utilize the real-life FCC databases to make sure. # It must be connected to a real-life DMA TV or radio market. # You are allowed to use a callsign that doesn't exist on a different media platform (i.e. a fake callsign on TV, but can't use on radio due to real-life status, etc.) # Real-life and fictional TV and radio networks are allowed. # Cable/satellite TV and satellite radio companies are allowed. # Unlike real-life TV: Channel 37 '''<u>IS</u>''' allowed. The WBC is encouraging companies to apply for Channel 37. # Three-letter callsigns are welcome on both TV and radio. # For now, a limit of ten stations per market: eight radio, and two TV. The WBC will ''enforce'' this rule. # Dual network TV and radio affiliations are allowed. # Ten digital subchannels per station, and five HD Radio subchannels per station are allowed. The WBC will ''enforce'' this rule. # If you want to air E/I programming on the weekends, you can, but you don't have to either. If you do, there's no limit. You can air as much or as little as you want. # '''NO''' religious godcasters or programs, either on TV or on the radio. They're scammers anyways. # If there's a real-life callsign in use on the radio or on TV, you must add a suffix to your station. The only exception is AM, no suffix needed. ## For digital operations, no need to add DT (for TV) or HD (for radio), unless you want to. == Allowed networks == === Real-Life Television === * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Broadcasting_Company American Broadcasting Company] ('''<u>ABC</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CBS Columbia Broadcasting System] ('''<u>CBS</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NBC National Broadcasting Company] ('''<u>NBC</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fox_Broadcasting_Company FOX Broadcasting Company] ('''<u>FOX</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MyNetworkTV MyNetworkTV] ('''<u>MNT</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_CW The CW] ('''<u>CW</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Univision Univision] ('''<u>UNI</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UniM%C3%A1s UniMás] ('''<u>UNM</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telemundo Telemundo] ('''<u>TMD</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Estrella_TV Estrella TV] ('''<u>EST</u>''') === Fictional Television === * American Broadcasting System ('''<u>ABS</u>'''; English; [[clearchannel Communications, Inc.|clearchannel]]) * Sistema de Radiodifusion Estadounidense ('''<u>SRE</u>'''; Spanish; [[clearchannel Communications, Inc.|clearchannel]]) * Central ('''<u>CEN</u>'''; [[STG - Swift Television Group|STG]]) * [[Horizon Television|Horizon]] ('''<u>HRZ</u>'''; [[Horizon, Inc.|Horizon]]) * Mutual ('''<u>MBS</u>'''; [[Tribune Media Group|Tribune]]) * Sachland One ('''<u>SL1</u>'''; [[The Sachland Company|Sachland]]) * Sachland Two ('''<u>SL2</u>'''; [[The Sachland Company|Sachland]]) * Shaq and Shawn ('''<u>S&S</u>'''; [[S&S Communications|S&S]]) * Any fictional network users want to come up with and own. === Real Radio === * [[SiriusXM Satellite Radio]] ('''<u>SXM</u>'''; clearchannel) * [[iHeartRadio]] ('''<u>IHR</u>'''; clearchannel) ** [[Premiere]] ('''<u>PRN</u>'''; clearchannel) ** [[KISS-FM]] ('''<u>KIS</u>'''; clearchannel) ** [[EDC Radio]] ('''<u>EDC</u>'''; clearchannel) * [[Audacy]] ('''<u>AUD</u>''') * [[Cumulus]] ('''<u>CMS</u>''') * [[Townsquare]] ('''<u>TSM</u>''') * Any fictional network users want to come up with and own. === Fictional Radio === * [[ABS Radio]] (clearchannel) ** [[ABS Newsradio]] (clearchannel) ** [[ABS Sportsradio]] (clearchannel) = Before you create your media stations... = == TV == # Channels 2-69 (PSIP and Physical) # You must not own more than two TV stations per market, ''for now''. # The station and callsign '''<u>MUST NOT ALREADY BE TAKEN IN A CITY/MARKET</u>'''. # Former callsigns are allowed if they're not already taken. == AM == # AM 530-1710 # The frequency is in variables of ten (i.e. 530, 540, 550, etc.). # You must not own more than two clear-channel stations in the U.S. on opposite ends of the country. # The station and callsign '''<u>MUST NOT ALREADY BE TAKEN IN A CITY/MARKET</u>'''. # Former callsigns are allowed if they're not already taken. == FM == # 87.5-107.9 FM # 87.5-91.9 FM will be reserved for non-commercial use in the future. # The station must be on an odd-numbered frequency, just like in real-life (i.e. 93.5, 97.3, 102.7, etc.). # The station and callsign '''<u>MUST NOT ALREADY BE TAKEN IN A CITY/MARKET</u>'''. # Former callsigns are allowed if they're not already taken. == Allowed networks to create == === Local TV - U.S. and Canada === * National Real-Life (TV and Diginet) Networks * National Fictional (TV and Diginet) Networks * Local Cable Networks === Local Radio - U.S. and Canada === * National Real-Life Networks * National Fictional Networks === National TV - U.S. and Canada === * Real-Life Cable Networks * Fictional Cable Networks ** All formats welcome, including news, sports, RSNs, movies, SuperStations, etc. === National Radio - U.S. and Canada === * Real-Life Radio Networks * Fictional Radio Networks === TV Providers - U.S. and Canada === * Real-Life Cable/Satellite Providers * Fictional Cable/Satellite Providers [[Category:{{SITENAME}}]] 3a3ffdeac8f47d9d2710c22509d5c0137a13e59e 181 180 2023-05-08T21:35:08Z TheRolyPoly 893408 Protected "[[Fantasy Media Hub Wiki:Wiki rules]]": To protect the rules and the integrity of the wiki. ([Edit=Allow only administrators] (indefinite) [Move=Allow only administrators] (indefinite)) wikitext text/x-wiki Below is a suggested set of rules to follow when editing '''Fantasy Media Hub'''. Administrators of this wiki should read these rules and adapt them as necessary. = General ground rules from Fandom = # '''Keep it civil''': Do not make personal attacks on other people. If you need to criticize another user’s argument, do so without attacking them as a person. Do not use bigoted language, including slurs which degrade another person or group of people based on gender, race, sexual orientation, nationality, religion, etc. # '''Be a productive member of the wiki''': Contribute to the wiki in line with the established processes and conventions. Need help? Ask an [[Special:ListUsers/sysop|administrator]]! Disrupting the wiki with “edit warring” over differing opinions of a topic with another user or group of users is not productive. # '''Do not engage in excessive self-promotion''': The wiki is a collaborative community resource for the topic at hand. It is NOT a free place to advertise your related website, YouTube channel, blog, social media account, etc. Have a question about whether your link would be welcome? Ask an administrator! # '''Do not harass other users''': If somebody asks you to stop posting certain content on their wall, respect their wishes. It is their wall. # '''Do follow community guidelines for formatting''': When a community has established formatting, it’s important to adhere to that, especially when spoiler content is involved. = Fantasy Media Hub rules = * NOTE: '''''The [[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission|WBC (Worldwide Broadcasting Commission)]] has the right to change the rules at anytime.''''' == Main rules == # No rush, no time limit, no restrictions. You contribute '''''<u>on your own time</u>'''''. Just have '''at least''' one station to work with, that's all. This is not a game, this is a community. # Respect your team and everyone else, across all different parts of the Wiki. # No spamming whatsoever. If spamming is seen, please report it. The WBC will interfere, if needed. # In baseball, three strikes and your out. For this wiki, first strike is a week, second is a month, three is a year, four is two years, five strikes and your out, '''''<u>banned</u>'''''. # '''<u>ZERO TOLERANCE</u>''' for vandalism, abuse, fake information, and just for simply wasting people's time. The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this. # No illegal content, please. # No threats to anyone. I don't care if its virtually, mentally, emotionally, or physically. I won't put up with that bullshit. Banned otherwise for a determined period of time and The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this. # You can only create one company, '''<u>ONLY</u>'''. You can, however, create different divisions or subsidiaries within that one company. # Realingment rules: ## If you're the network owner or the owner of a broadcasting company, you can shut down a station, a series of stations, and move one or a group from one location to another as long as you... ### specify why you're closing or moving them. ### it doesn't occupy a channel already taken by a previous station. ## If a station is shut down or in the process of it, the opportunity to buy it and move somewhere else could be possible. Such stations will be put up for auction, and when done so, type the call letters of the station you want. Once its mentioned as "sold", you now own it. ## If you're NOT the network owner or the owner of a broadcasting company, you CAN'T shut down or move a station for any reason whatsoever. Only the network owner, owner of said company, or the WBC has the power to do so. # If someone messages you a question, please be professional, and act with decency when answering it. We're all trying to have a good fun time around here and not everyone knows everything, so think before you answer. # '''<u>DO NOT</u>''' edit anyone's station pages under any circumstances. You run your own stations and/or network, not anybody else's. The five strikes threat will be applied to this rule and The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this. # '''NO''' mergers whatsoever. That will '''''<u>NOT</u>''''' be allowed. # Keep logos as beautiful and/or professional as possible. If not, then its okay to ask for someone to make them for you. Unprofessional logos won't get you kicked off the wiki, but they will be erased from the pages by the WBC. == Other rules == # United States and Canada markets/stations are allowed... for now. Other countries will follow eventually. # '''NO''' fictional cities. The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this rule. # '''NO''' real-life callsigns. The WBC will ''strongly enforce'' this rule and will utilize the real-life FCC databases to make sure. # It must be connected to a real-life DMA TV or radio market. # You are allowed to use a callsign that doesn't exist on a different media platform (i.e. a fake callsign on TV, but can't use on radio due to real-life status, etc.) # Real-life and fictional TV and radio networks are allowed. # Cable/satellite TV and satellite radio companies are allowed. # Unlike real-life TV: Channel 37 '''<u>IS</u>''' allowed. The WBC is encouraging companies to apply for Channel 37. # Three-letter callsigns are welcome on both TV and radio. # For now, a limit of ten stations per market: eight radio, and two TV. The WBC will ''enforce'' this rule. # Dual network TV and radio affiliations are allowed. # Ten digital subchannels per station, and five HD Radio subchannels per station are allowed. The WBC will ''enforce'' this rule. # If you want to air E/I programming on the weekends, you can, but you don't have to either. If you do, there's no limit. You can air as much or as little as you want. # '''NO''' religious godcasters or programs, either on TV or on the radio. They're scammers anyways. # If there's a real-life callsign in use on the radio or on TV, you must add a suffix to your station. The only exception is AM, no suffix needed. ## For digital operations, no need to add DT (for TV) or HD (for radio), unless you want to. == Allowed networks == === Real-Life Television === * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Broadcasting_Company American Broadcasting Company] ('''<u>ABC</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CBS Columbia Broadcasting System] ('''<u>CBS</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NBC National Broadcasting Company] ('''<u>NBC</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fox_Broadcasting_Company FOX Broadcasting Company] ('''<u>FOX</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MyNetworkTV MyNetworkTV] ('''<u>MNT</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_CW The CW] ('''<u>CW</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Univision Univision] ('''<u>UNI</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UniM%C3%A1s UniMás] ('''<u>UNM</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telemundo Telemundo] ('''<u>TMD</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Estrella_TV Estrella TV] ('''<u>EST</u>''') === Fictional Television === * American Broadcasting System ('''<u>ABS</u>'''; English; [[clearchannel Communications, Inc.|clearchannel]]) * Sistema de Radiodifusion Estadounidense ('''<u>SRE</u>'''; Spanish; [[clearchannel Communications, Inc.|clearchannel]]) * Central ('''<u>CEN</u>'''; [[STG - Swift Television Group|STG]]) * [[Horizon Television|Horizon]] ('''<u>HRZ</u>'''; [[Horizon, Inc.|Horizon]]) * Mutual ('''<u>MBS</u>'''; [[Tribune Media Group|Tribune]]) * Sachland One ('''<u>SL1</u>'''; [[The Sachland Company|Sachland]]) * Sachland Two ('''<u>SL2</u>'''; [[The Sachland Company|Sachland]]) * Shaq and Shawn ('''<u>S&S</u>'''; [[S&S Communications|S&S]]) * Any fictional network users want to come up with and own. === Real Radio === * [[SiriusXM Satellite Radio]] ('''<u>SXM</u>'''; clearchannel) * [[iHeartRadio]] ('''<u>IHR</u>'''; clearchannel) ** [[Premiere]] ('''<u>PRN</u>'''; clearchannel) ** [[KISS-FM]] ('''<u>KIS</u>'''; clearchannel) ** [[EDC Radio]] ('''<u>EDC</u>'''; clearchannel) * [[Audacy]] ('''<u>AUD</u>''') * [[Cumulus]] ('''<u>CMS</u>''') * [[Townsquare]] ('''<u>TSM</u>''') * Any fictional network users want to come up with and own. === Fictional Radio === * [[ABS Radio]] (clearchannel) ** [[ABS Newsradio]] (clearchannel) ** [[ABS Sportsradio]] (clearchannel) = Before you create your media stations... = == TV == # Channels 2-69 (PSIP and Physical) # You must not own more than two TV stations per market, ''for now''. # The station and callsign '''<u>MUST NOT ALREADY BE TAKEN IN A CITY/MARKET</u>'''. # Former callsigns are allowed if they're not already taken. == AM == # AM 530-1710 # The frequency is in variables of ten (i.e. 530, 540, 550, etc.). # You must not own more than two clear-channel stations in the U.S. on opposite ends of the country. # The station and callsign '''<u>MUST NOT ALREADY BE TAKEN IN A CITY/MARKET</u>'''. # Former callsigns are allowed if they're not already taken. == FM == # 87.5-107.9 FM # 87.5-91.9 FM will be reserved for non-commercial use in the future. # The station must be on an odd-numbered frequency, just like in real-life (i.e. 93.5, 97.3, 102.7, etc.). # The station and callsign '''<u>MUST NOT ALREADY BE TAKEN IN A CITY/MARKET</u>'''. # Former callsigns are allowed if they're not already taken. == Allowed networks to create == === Local TV - U.S. and Canada === * National Real-Life (TV and Diginet) Networks * National Fictional (TV and Diginet) Networks * Local Cable Networks === Local Radio - U.S. and Canada === * National Real-Life Networks * National Fictional Networks === National TV - U.S. and Canada === * Real-Life Cable Networks * Fictional Cable Networks ** All formats welcome, including news, sports, RSNs, movies, SuperStations, etc. === National Radio - U.S. and Canada === * Real-Life Radio Networks * Fictional Radio Networks === TV Providers - U.S. and Canada === * Real-Life Cable/Satellite Providers * Fictional Cable/Satellite Providers [[Category:{{SITENAME}}]] 3a3ffdeac8f47d9d2710c22509d5c0137a13e59e 0 1 154 143 2023-05-05T02:04:23Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki <mainpage-leftcolumn-start /> <div style="text-align: center; font-size: x-large; padding: 1em;">'''Welcome to the {{SITENAME}}!'''</div> A wiki community of fictional television and radio stations created by broadcasting nerds/enthusiasts. We're a collaborative community website about the imaginative world of broadcasting that anyone, including you, can build and expand. I am happy that you're here and checking it out! The creativity is limitless around here so enjoy it. But more importantly, be safe, be respectful, and have a great time. And the best part of it all... you contribute '''''<u>on your own time</u>'''''. No rush, no time limit to edit or do anything. Before you get started and contribute, you must '''<u>[[Fantasy Media Hub Wiki:Wiki rules|READ THE RULES OF FMH.]]</u>'''. Everyone has to click on the page and read the rules before they get started. Once you're finished, and then when you're ready, click the "<u>ADD NEW PAGE</u>" or "<u>EDIT</u>" button at the top of any page to get started! ==Important articles== <gallery position="center" captionalign="center" navigation="true"> File:Placeholder | [[A page about your topic]] |link=A page about your topic File:Placeholder | [[A Main Character]] |link=A Main Character File:Placeholder | [[The First Episode]] |link=The First Episode File:Placeholder | [[An Important Location]] |link=An Important Location File:Placeholder | [[A Key Event]] |link=A Key Event File:Placeholder | [[A Crucial Item]] |link=A Crucial Item </gallery> <!-- The gallery above works well for individual articles, but it would also be good to have another below it that points to important Category: pages. --> <mainpage-endcolumn /> <mainpage-rightcolumn-start /> ''Need help building out this community?'' *[[Project:Wiki rules|Rules of this wiki]] *[[w:c:community:Help:Getting Started|Getting Started]] *[[w:c:community:Help:Contributing|How to Contribute]] *[[w:c:community:Help:Community Management|Managing your new community]] *[[w:c:community:Help:Contents|Guides]] *[[w:c:community:Help:Index|All Help articles]] You can also be part of the larger Fandom family of communities. Visit [[w:c:community|Fandom's Community Central]]! ''Community Founders'': Write a good and paragraph-length description for your welcome section about your topic. Let your readers know what your topic is about and add some general information about it. Then you should visit [[Special:AdminDashboard|the admin dashboard for more tips]]. <mainpage-endcolumn /> [[Category:{{SITENAME}}]] bee94719e20649cf05ef92778726515f57767197 156 154 2023-05-05T06:28:05Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki <mainpage-leftcolumn-start /> <div style="text-align: center; font-size: x-large; padding: 1em;">'''Welcome to the Fantasy Media Hub!'''</div> This is a wiki community of fictional local and national television and radio stations and networks, and fictional cable/satellite providers created by broadcasting nerds/enthusiasts. We're a collaborative community website about the imaginative world of broadcasting that anyone, including you, can build and expand. I am happy that you're here and checking it out! The creativity is limitless around here so enjoy it. But more importantly, be safe, be respectful, and have a great time. And the best part of it all... you contribute '''''<u>on your own time</u>'''''. No rush, no time limit to edit or do anything. Before you get started and contribute, you must '''<u>[[Fantasy Media Hub Wiki:Wiki rules|READ THE RULES OF FMH.]]</u>'''. Everyone has to click on the page and read the rules before they get started. Once you're finished, and then when you're ready, click the "<u>ADD NEW PAGE</u>" or "<u>EDIT</u>" button at the top of any page to get started! ==Important articles== <gallery position="center" captionalign="center" navigation="true"> File:Placeholder | [[A page about your topic]] |link=A page about your topic File:Placeholder | [[A Main Character]] |link=A Main Character File:Placeholder | [[The First Episode]] |link=The First Episode File:Placeholder | [[An Important Location]] |link=An Important Location File:Placeholder | [[A Key Event]] |link=A Key Event File:Placeholder | [[A Crucial Item]] |link=A Crucial Item </gallery> <!-- The gallery above works well for individual articles, but it would also be good to have another below it that points to important Category: pages. --> <mainpage-endcolumn /> <mainpage-rightcolumn-start /> ''Need help building out this community?'' *[[Project:Wiki rules|Rules of this wiki]] *[[w:c:community:Help:Getting Started|Getting Started]] *[[w:c:community:Help:Contributing|How to Contribute]] *[[w:c:community:Help:Community Management|Managing your new community]] *[[w:c:community:Help:Contents|Guides]] *[[w:c:community:Help:Index|All Help articles]] You can also be part of the larger Fandom family of communities. Visit [[w:c:community|Fandom's Community Central]]! ''Community Founders'': Write a good and paragraph-length description for your welcome section about your topic. Let your readers know what your topic is about and add some general information about it. Then you should visit [[Special:AdminDashboard|the admin dashboard for more tips]]. <mainpage-endcolumn /> [[Category:{{SITENAME}}]] 933f1b6e396e4d059db3a012cd286bc38c014376 157 156 2023-05-05T23:06:51Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki <mainpage-leftcolumn-start /> <div style="text-align: center; font-size: x-large; padding: 1em;">'''Welcome to the Fantasy Media Hub!'''</div> This is a wiki community of fictional local and national television and radio stations and networks, and fictional cable/satellite providers created by broadcasting nerds/enthusiasts. We're a collaborative community website about the imaginative world of broadcasting that anyone, including you, can build and expand. I am happy that you're here and checking it out! The creativity is limitless around here so enjoy it. But more importantly, be safe, be respectful, and have a great time. And the best part of it all... you contribute '''''<u>on your own time</u>'''''. No rush, no time limit to edit or do anything. Before you get started and contribute, you must '''<u>[[Fantasy Media Hub Wiki:Wiki rules|READ THE RULES OF FMH.]]</u>'''. Everyone has to click on the page and read the rules before they get started. Once you're finished, and then when you're ready, click the "<u>ADD NEW PAGE</u>" or "<u>EDIT</u>" button at the top of any page to get started! == Important articles == * [[Fantasy Media Hub Wiki:Wiki rules|FMH Rules]] === Companies === * [[clearchannel Communications, Inc.|clearchannel]] * [[Harris Broadcasters, Inc.|Harris]] * [[Horizon, Inc.|Horizon]] * [[Lyn-Breton Media Group|LBMG]] * [[Media General]] * [[North Mountain Broadcasting|North Mountain]] * [[Piedmont Media Company|PMC]] * [[The Sachland Company|Sachland]] * [[Swift Television Group|STG]] * [[S&S Communications|S&S]] <mainpage-rightcolumn-start /> ''Need help building out this community?'' *[[Project:Wiki rules|Rules of this wiki]] *[[w:c:community:Help:Getting Started|Getting Started]] *[[w:c:community:Help:Contributing|How to Contribute]] *[[w:c:community:Help:Community Management|Managing your new community]] *[[w:c:community:Help:Contents|Guides]] *[[w:c:community:Help:Index|All Help articles]] You can also be part of the larger Fandom family of communities. Visit [[w:c:community|Fandom's Community Central]]! ''Community Founders'': Write a good and paragraph-length description for your welcome section about your topic. Let your readers know what your topic is about and add some general information about it. Then you should visit [[Special:AdminDashboard|the admin dashboard for more tips]]. <mainpage-endcolumn /> [[Category:{{SITENAME}}]] 43c75b1abb44d6f99795b1610e6db56029d9b213 158 157 2023-05-05T23:07:32Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki <mainpage-leftcolumn-start /> <div style="text-align: center; font-size: x-large; padding: 1em;">'''Welcome to the Fantasy Media Hub!'''</div> This is a wiki community of fictional local and national television and radio stations and networks, and fictional cable/satellite providers created by broadcasting nerds/enthusiasts. We're a collaborative community website about the imaginative world of broadcasting that anyone, including you, can build and expand. I am happy that you're here and checking it out! The creativity is limitless around here so enjoy it. But more importantly, be safe, be respectful, and have a great time. And the best part of it all... you contribute '''''<u>on your own time</u>'''''. No rush, no time limit to edit or do anything. Before you get started and contribute, you must '''<u>[[Fantasy Media Hub Wiki:Wiki rules|READ THE RULES OF FMH.]]</u>'''. Everyone has to click on the page and read the rules before they get started. 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Then you should visit [[Special:AdminDashboard|the admin dashboard for more tips]]. <mainpage-endcolumn /> == Important articles == * [[Fantasy Media Hub Wiki:Wiki rules|FMH Rules]] === Companies === * [[clearchannel Communications, Inc.|clearchannel]] * [[Harris Broadcasters, Inc.|Harris]] * [[Horizon, Inc.|Horizon]] * [[Lyn-Breton Media Group|LBMG]] * [[Media General]] * [[North Mountain Broadcasting|North Mountain]] * [[Piedmont Media Company|PMC]] * [[The Sachland Company|Sachland]] * [[Swift Television Group|STG]] * [[S&S Communications|S&S]] [[Category:{{SITENAME}}]] 0e5e78c58b0b3dba1b5da2f26ed49e4591cabdb2 159 158 2023-05-05T23:15:47Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki <mainpage-leftcolumn-start /> <div style="text-align: center; font-size: x-large; padding: 1em;">'''Welcome to the Fantasy Media Hub!'''</div> This is a wiki community of fictional local and national television and radio stations and networks, and fictional cable/satellite providers created by broadcasting nerds/enthusiasts. 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Let your readers know what your topic is about and add some general information about it. Then you should visit [[Special:AdminDashboard|the admin dashboard for more tips]]. [[Category:{{SITENAME}}]] d10d2c126d2e69d09a7bed222f9a8d02c8831122 163 161 2023-05-08T05:14:22Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki <div style="text-align: center; font-size: x-large; padding: 1em;">'''Welcome to the Fantasy Media Hub!'''</div> This is a wiki community of fictional local and national television and radio stations and networks, and fictional cable/satellite providers created by broadcasting nerds/enthusiasts. We're a collaborative community website about the imaginative world of broadcasting that anyone, including you, can build and expand. I am happy that you're here and checking it out! The creativity is limitless around here so enjoy it. But more importantly, be safe, be respectful, and have a great time. And the best part of it all... you contribute '''''<u>on your own time</u>'''''. 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Let your readers know what your topic is about and add some general information about it. Then you should visit [[Special:AdminDashboard|the admin dashboard for more tips]]. [[Category:{{SITENAME}}]] a7a1909b950f9bec50db0f2a7e40bd90940572ba 166 163 2023-05-08T05:23:25Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Site-community-image|center|1000px]] <div style="text-align: center; font-size: x-large; padding: 1em;">'''Welcome to the Fantasy Media Hub!'''</div> This is a wiki community of fictional local and national television and radio stations and networks, and fictional cable/satellite providers created by broadcasting nerds/enthusiasts. We're a collaborative community website about the imaginative world of broadcasting that anyone, including you, can build and expand. I am happy that you're here and checking it out! The creativity is limitless around here so enjoy it. But more importantly, be safe, be respectful, and have a great time. 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Let your readers know what your topic is about and add some general information about it. Then you should visit [[Special:AdminDashboard|the admin dashboard for more tips]]. [[Category:{{SITENAME}}]] 50bd776793aca9a48b5b7f57e7c40a77fc4479e7 173 166 2023-05-08T21:06:40Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Site-community-image|center|1000px]] <div style="text-align: center; font-size: x-large; padding: 1em;">'''Welcome to the Fantasy Media Hub!'''</div> This is a wiki community of fictional local and national television and radio stations and networks, and fictional cable/satellite providers created by broadcasting nerds/enthusiasts. We're a collaborative community website about the imaginative world of broadcasting that anyone, including you, can build and expand. I am happy that you're here and checking it out! The creativity is limitless around here so enjoy it. But more importantly, be safe, be respectful, and have a great time. 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Headquartered at the Horizon Plaza in New York City, it has major production facilities and operations at the Horizon NY Media Center and the Horizon LA Studio Center in Los Angeles. The network is sometimes referred as the '''Next Generation Network,''' and the '''..." wikitext text/x-wiki '''Horizon Television''', simply referred as '''Horizon''', and sometimes shorten to '''HTV''', is an American broadcast television network that is the flagship of the Horizon Media division of Horizon, inc. Headquartered at the Horizon Plaza in New York City, it has major production facilities and operations at the Horizon NY Media Center and the Horizon LA Studio Center in Los Angeles. The network is sometimes referred as the '''Next Generation Network,''' and the '''Futurama Network,''' based on its modern branding that break the norms of how television networks look and feel, plus its television programs that have premium quality, that targets audiences of Gen-Z and millennials. == History == '''Horizon Television''' was founded in 2020 by a team of media professionals who saw a need for a network that catered specifically to Gen-Z and millennial audiences. The network was designed to be modern and cutting-edge, with a focus on producing programming that was both entertaining and informative. They also saw the need to have an interactive experience for viewers as well. == Programming == '''Horizon''' provides 87+1⁄2 hours of regularly scheduled network programming each week. The network provides 22 hours of primetime programming to affiliated stations Monday through Saturday from 8:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. and Sunday from 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. Eastern and Pacific time (7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. on Sunday in Central/Mountain time). '''Horizon''' provides daytime programming from 9:00am to 4:00pm, including an hour break for local news and syndicated programming in between. Original daytime programming features talk and pop culture show Horizon Live, soap operas Horizon High and Code Blue, and reality shows Inked and Bar Rescue. '''Horizon News''' programming incudes '''Horizon News Morning''' (also known as '''Mornings over the Horizon''') from 7:00am to 9:00am, '''Horizon World Tonight''', overnight news program '''Horizon News Overnight''', and the newsmagazines '''Horizon Investigates''', and '''Frontline on Horizon.''' '''Horizon''' airs late night programming from 11:35pm to 1:35am the next day. == Stations == '''Horizon Television''' has a number of owned-and-operated stations (O&Os) in major markets throughout the United States, including '''Horizon New York''' (WHNY-TV), '''Horizon Los Angeles''' (KHLA-TV), and '''Horizon Boston''' (WHMA-TV). These stations serve as the primary affiliates for '''Horizon Television''' in their respective regions and offer local news and other programming tailored to their communities. == Related services == === Horizon Streaming === The '''Horizon''' streaming platform offers live streaming of the network's programming as well as exclusive content, such as original series and films. The platform also includes features like personalized recommendations and a user-friendly interface. === Video-on-demand === '''Horizon''' Television partnered with various other streaming platforms to extend the reach of its programming. This includes partnerships with popular platforms like Hulu, Netflix, and Amazon Prime Video, where Horizon shows and original content can be found. === Horizon 4K === '''Horizon''' Television claims to be the first and only American broadcaster to offer content in 4K resolution, which enhances the viewing experience with sharper images, more details, and richer colors. Horizon Television aims to become a leader in the American media industry by delivering innovative and diverse content in 4K resolution. == Brand identity == '''Horizon Television''' has established a distinct brand identity that sets it apart from traditional broadcast television. The network aims to break the norms of how television can feel by creating a modern, and simple experience that complements the contemporary home and digital content. Horizon Television's branding centers around its sleek, minimalist logo - a circle with lines inside that has become a recognizable symbol of the network. This emblem appears prominently in all Horizon Television's promotional materials, including TV spots, print ads, and online content. '''Horizon Television'''<nowiki/>'s brand identity is also reflected in the network's on-air look, which incorporates simple, but bold graphics, clean lines, and a contemporary use of blur and color. The network's modern aesthetic is designed to appeal to younger audiences, particularly Gen-Z and millennials who are accustomed to consuming content on digital platforms. 22a2205f1b186c270166b8d203ab4fe5d382ba86 0 152 177 2023-05-08T21:26:44Z TheRolyPoly 893408 Created page with "The '''Worldwide Broadcasting Commission''' ('''<u>WBC</u>''' for short) is an independent fictional agency of Fantasy Media Hub that regulates communications by radio, television, wire, satellite, and cable across the world. The WBC maintains jurisdiction over the areas of broadband access, fair competition, radio frequency use, media responsibility, public safety, and homeland security. The WBC was formed by the Global Communications Act of 1930 to replace the radio r..." wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Worldwide Broadcasting Commission''' ('''<u>WBC</u>''' for short) is an independent fictional agency of Fantasy Media Hub that regulates communications by radio, television, wire, satellite, and cable across the world. The WBC maintains jurisdiction over the areas of broadband access, fair competition, radio frequency use, media responsibility, public safety, and homeland security. The WBC was formed by the Global Communications Act of 1930 to replace the radio regulation functions of the ''Worldwide Radio Commission''. The WBC took over wire communication regulation from the ''United Interstate Commission''. The WBC's mandated jurisdiction covers every country, and territory acorss the world. The WBC is funded entirely by regulatory fees, and has an estimated fiscal-2022 budget of USD$5 trillion. = Mission and agency objectives = The WBC's mission, specified in Section One of the Global Communications Act of 1930 and amended by the Global Telecommunications Act of 1995 (amendment to 47 W.W.C. §151), is to "''make available so far as possible, to all the people of the world, without discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, or sex, rapid, efficient, nationwide, and world-wide wire and radio communication services with adequate facilities at reasonable charges''." The act furthermore provides that the WBC was created "''for the purpose of the national defense''" and "''for the purpose of promoting safety of life and property through the use of wire and radio communications''." = History = The rest of the page is coming soon. 3efc6417e9c03b991092061a5a0a6c22617cb1ad 182 177 2023-05-08T21:35:40Z TheRolyPoly 893408 Protected "[[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission]]": To protect the independency of the WBC. ([Edit=Allow only administrators] (indefinite) [Move=Allow only administrators] (indefinite)) wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Worldwide Broadcasting Commission''' ('''<u>WBC</u>''' for short) is an independent fictional agency of Fantasy Media Hub that regulates communications by radio, television, wire, satellite, and cable across the world. The WBC maintains jurisdiction over the areas of broadband access, fair competition, radio frequency use, media responsibility, public safety, and homeland security. The WBC was formed by the Global Communications Act of 1930 to replace the radio regulation functions of the ''Worldwide Radio Commission''. The WBC took over wire communication regulation from the ''United Interstate Commission''. The WBC's mandated jurisdiction covers every country, and territory acorss the world. The WBC is funded entirely by regulatory fees, and has an estimated fiscal-2022 budget of USD$5 trillion. = Mission and agency objectives = The WBC's mission, specified in Section One of the Global Communications Act of 1930 and amended by the Global Telecommunications Act of 1995 (amendment to 47 W.W.C. §151), is to "''make available so far as possible, to all the people of the world, without discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, or sex, rapid, efficient, nationwide, and world-wide wire and radio communication services with adequate facilities at reasonable charges''." The act furthermore provides that the WBC was created "''for the purpose of the national defense''" and "''for the purpose of promoting safety of life and property through the use of wire and radio communications''." = History = The rest of the page is coming soon. 3efc6417e9c03b991092061a5a0a6c22617cb1ad 6 153 179 2023-05-08T21:34:04Z NewEgg92 52918802 wikitext text/x-wiki Horizon Company assets cae0756267963fbf6565145c59414002dba6b974 6 154 184 2023-05-08T21:37:05Z NewEgg92 52918802 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 155 185 2023-05-08T21:37:47Z NewEgg92 52918802 Created page with "[[File:Horizon Company logo.png|thumb|400x400px|Horizon Company logo]] '''Horizon, Inc.''' is a multimedia conglomerate based in the United States. The company's assets include the Horizon Television network, a national broadcasting network that produces original programming and broadcasts a mix of news, entertainment, and more targeting a modern-day audience of Gen-Z and millennials, the Horizon streaming service, the news outlet, Horizon News, and cable channels that a..." wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Horizon Company logo.png|thumb|400x400px|Horizon Company logo]] '''Horizon, Inc.''' is a multimedia conglomerate based in the United States. The company's assets include the Horizon Television network, a national broadcasting network that produces original programming and broadcasts a mix of news, entertainment, and more targeting a modern-day audience of Gen-Z and millennials, the Horizon streaming service, the news outlet, Horizon News, and cable channels that also air on the Horizon streaming service and is headquartered at Horizon Plaza in New York City. == History == === Formation === '''Horizon, Inc.''' was founded in 2018 with the goal of launching a new, modern television network that could compete with the biggest players in the industry. The company invested heavily in technology and talent, and launched the '''Horizon Television''', a 24/7 network that offered a mix of premium scripted shows, reality programming, and news that catered to its Gen-Z and millennial demographic. The company also launched several O&O stations in major cities such as New York, Los Angeles, and Boston, which allowed for greater local coverage and advertising opportunities. In 2021, '''Horizon, Inc'''. continued to innovate and expand, launching several cable and streaming channels, including the political opinionated channels '''Left/Right''' with views from Republicans and Democrats, and the '''O Zone''' kids channel. The company's commitment to modernization, innovation, and quality programming has made it a major player in the media industry. == Company units == [[File:Horizon.png|thumb|310x310px]] '''Horizon Television''' - a broadcast television network consisting of both original programming and syndicated content. Its O&O stations include Horizon New York (WNYH-TV), Horizon Los Angeles (KHLA-TV), and Horizon Boston (WHMA-TV) '''Horizon News''' - a 24/7 cable news channel that provides local and national news coverage. It has its own news operations and shares resources with the national Horizon News outlet. It also offers a live, free 24/7 streaming channel '''Horizon Streaming''' - a subscription-based streaming service that offers a wide variety of Horizon Original programming, Live TV of local Horizon stations and channels, movies, acquired programming, and live special events '''Left/Right''' - two cable channels that provides political commentary from both Republican and Democratic viewpoints '''O Zone''' - a children's brand that offers programming aimed at children of all ages. '''Horizon 4K''' - a service that provides high-quality 4K programming from the Horizon Television network for those with compatible devices 45f3209a9323f7eec944473f8d05c779232aa05a 6 156 187 2023-05-08T21:44:36Z NewEgg92 52918802 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 157 188 2023-05-08T21:45:14Z NewEgg92 52918802 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 158 189 2023-05-08T21:45:51Z NewEgg92 52918802 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 159 190 2023-05-08T21:47:15Z NewEgg92 52918802 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 160 191 2023-05-08T21:47:29Z NewEgg92 52918802 Created page with "[[File:HNY2.png|thumb|533x533px]] WNYH-TV (channel 10) is a television station in New York City, serving as the flagship station of Horizon Television network. It is owned and operated by Horizon Television Stations (Horizon, Inc.). It has studios within Horizon Plaza in Manhattan. WNHY-TV's transmitter is located at One World Trade Center. == History == WHNY-TV's history dates to when it came on the air January 1, 2020, the same day as its owner, Horizon Television net..." wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:HNY2.png|thumb|533x533px]] WNYH-TV (channel 10) is a television station in New York City, serving as the flagship station of Horizon Television network. It is owned and operated by Horizon Television Stations (Horizon, Inc.). It has studios within Horizon Plaza in Manhattan. WNHY-TV's transmitter is located at One World Trade Center. == History == WHNY-TV's history dates to when it came on the air January 1, 2020, the same day as its owner, Horizon Television network, launched and is the flagship station of the network. It is licensed to and based in New York City, serving the greater New York metropolitan area. The station was founded by a group of investors who saw an opportunity to create a new kind of television station that would cater to the changing tastes and habits of modern audiences. WHNY was designed from the ground up to be a cutting-edge television station that combines the best of with the entertainment e latest in digital media and interactivity. WHNY-TV not only airs on OTA and cable/satellite but, together along with Horizon Inc., has also aired on streaming via the company's subscription service, Horizon (streaming). == Programming == === News operation === Branded as Horizon News New York, the local news organization shares resources with the national Horizon News outlet, allowing it to cover breaking news and events with a wider perspective. The station takes a modernized approach to news, using simple and clean graphics to present the stories in a way that is easy to understand for viewers. [[File:10.png|thumb|365x365px]] On air, the newscasts take a different approach to news anchors. Instead of relying on traditional news anchors, reporters who cover news stories also introduce them on-air. This approach provides a more personal touch and allows the reporters to connect more directly with the audience. Horizon won several awards for local journalism, including an Emmy Award for Outstanding Coverage of Breaking News, and a Peabody Award for its coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic in the New York area. In addition to traditional broadcast news, they also have a strong digital presence, with a website and social media accounts that provide up-to-date news and information to its audience, as well as a free 24/7 streaming channel available on horizon.tv/ny, Pluto TV, and mobile and internet-TV apps which allows viewers to stay updated on the latest news at any time of the day. The streaming channel has become a popular alternative for viewers who prefer to consume local news digitally. WHNY airs Horizon News New York for a combined 12.58 hours every week. They air from 4:00am to 7:00am, 9am, Noon, 4:00pm to 6:30pm, and 11:00pm to 11:35pm weekdays. Horizon News New York also airs weekends at 5:00am to 7:00am, Noon, 6:00pm to 6:30pm, and 11:00pm to midnight. == Gallery == [[File:HorizonNY.png|thumb|311x311px]] [[File:1.png|thumb|311x311px]] 5600f947860e7329fe2a34368de5da3743e46d1e 199 191 2023-05-08T22:21:19Z TheRolyPoly 893408 TheRolyPoly moved page [[WHNY-TV (Horizon New York)]] to [[WHNY-TV]]: Only the callsign is needed to create a new page. wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:HNY2.png|thumb|533x533px]] WNYH-TV (channel 10) is a television station in New York City, serving as the flagship station of Horizon Television network. It is owned and operated by Horizon Television Stations (Horizon, Inc.). It has studios within Horizon Plaza in Manhattan. WNHY-TV's transmitter is located at One World Trade Center. == History == WHNY-TV's history dates to when it came on the air January 1, 2020, the same day as its owner, Horizon Television network, launched and is the flagship station of the network. It is licensed to and based in New York City, serving the greater New York metropolitan area. The station was founded by a group of investors who saw an opportunity to create a new kind of television station that would cater to the changing tastes and habits of modern audiences. WHNY was designed from the ground up to be a cutting-edge television station that combines the best of with the entertainment e latest in digital media and interactivity. WHNY-TV not only airs on OTA and cable/satellite but, together along with Horizon Inc., has also aired on streaming via the company's subscription service, Horizon (streaming). == Programming == === News operation === Branded as Horizon News New York, the local news organization shares resources with the national Horizon News outlet, allowing it to cover breaking news and events with a wider perspective. The station takes a modernized approach to news, using simple and clean graphics to present the stories in a way that is easy to understand for viewers. [[File:10.png|thumb|365x365px]] On air, the newscasts take a different approach to news anchors. Instead of relying on traditional news anchors, reporters who cover news stories also introduce them on-air. This approach provides a more personal touch and allows the reporters to connect more directly with the audience. Horizon won several awards for local journalism, including an Emmy Award for Outstanding Coverage of Breaking News, and a Peabody Award for its coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic in the New York area. In addition to traditional broadcast news, they also have a strong digital presence, with a website and social media accounts that provide up-to-date news and information to its audience, as well as a free 24/7 streaming channel available on horizon.tv/ny, Pluto TV, and mobile and internet-TV apps which allows viewers to stay updated on the latest news at any time of the day. The streaming channel has become a popular alternative for viewers who prefer to consume local news digitally. WHNY airs Horizon News New York for a combined 12.58 hours every week. They air from 4:00am to 7:00am, 9am, Noon, 4:00pm to 6:30pm, and 11:00pm to 11:35pm weekdays. Horizon News New York also airs weekends at 5:00am to 7:00am, Noon, 6:00pm to 6:30pm, and 11:00pm to midnight. == Gallery == [[File:HorizonNY.png|thumb|311x311px]] [[File:1.png|thumb|311x311px]] 5600f947860e7329fe2a34368de5da3743e46d1e 2 161 192 2023-05-08T21:48:36Z MarkAnims 39564659 Created page with "[[File:MarkWprofilewelcomeimage.png|center]]Hello, I'm Mark, otherwise known as ABC2013. I've been on Fandom for at least 3 years now and have been contributing recently to wikis such as Number Squad, DFLW, and Nintendo. I am an admin on the Number Squad Wiki. However, I have zero tolerance for blocks targeted towards me, Peyton Dodson, vandalism, or fake information. '''I am the one behind [[ABC Media Group]], [[AMG]], [[AMG2]], [[AMG News]], and [[AMG Sports]]. Plus,..." wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:MarkWprofilewelcomeimage.png|center]]Hello, I'm Mark, otherwise known as ABC2013. I've been on Fandom for at least 3 years now and have been contributing recently to wikis such as Number Squad, DFLW, and Nintendo. I am an admin on the Number Squad Wiki. However, I have zero tolerance for blocks targeted towards me, Peyton Dodson, vandalism, or fake information. '''I am the one behind [[ABC Media Group]], [[AMG]], [[AMG2]], [[AMG News]], and [[AMG Sports]]. Plus, I've edited pages to improve their quality. Please do not edit, move, or delete my pages without my consent to do so.''' Want to talk with me? Click the "Message Wall" button at the bottom of my profile. Want to see what edits I've made or what I've been doing? Click either "Contributions" or "Activity". I am currently 15 (born June 17, 2007) and I reside in Wayne County, Michigan. I like pizza, chicken tenders, and pasta, as well as technology. I own and operate a YouTube channel [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsYgrBuNa2DC37v5hWMjV8Q (click here)] and I have a Discord account. 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The station is owned by North Mountain Broadcasting, who is also based in the area. WNMF primarily broadcasts a mix of local news, sports, and community events, along with syndicated programming and classic television shows. The station has been a fixture in the Jackson media market for several decades and is well-known for its commitment to providing high-quality programming to viewers in the..." wikitext text/x-wiki WNMF (channel 37) is an independent station licensed to Jackson, Mississippi. The station is owned by North Mountain Broadcasting, who is also based in the area. WNMF primarily broadcasts a mix of local news, sports, and community events, along with syndicated programming and classic television shows. The station has been a fixture in the Jackson media market for several decades and is well-known for its commitment to providing high-quality programming to viewers in the region. === History === WNMF was originally founded in 1953 by an investor named Paul Barry, who saw an opportunity to bring the magic of television to the region. At that time, television was still a relatively new technology, and only a handful of stations existed in the entire country. In its early years, WNMF struggled to establish itself as a major player in the local media market. The station faced fierce competition from other television and radio stations in the area, as well as from national networks that were beginning to expand their reach across the country. However, WNMF persevered, building a loyal audience through its commitment to quality programming and strong community ties. Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, WNMF became known for its coverage of local news and sports programs, such as "News 37", and "37 Sports Friday" as well as for its lineup of popular syndicated programs and classic television shows. The station also established itself as a hub for local culture and entertainment, hosting a variety of community events and showcasing up-and-coming artists and performers, with broadcasts of community calendar events, and a show called "Music Mississippi". === Programs === WNMF airs a variety of programs, such as "25 Words or Less", "News 37", "37 Sports Friday", "Music Mississippi", "37 School Quiz Show", "The 10th Hour", among others. === Newscasts === WNMF produces 6 hours of news each weekday, and three hours on weekends. === Technical === 37.1: WNMF Main Channel 37.2 37 Weather Now 37.3 MS News 24 37.4 37 Old Gold 37.5 37 Mold 6ef7ae3644797f7ab949606569a758b87fea46bd 10 164 195 2023-05-08T22:17:09Z TheRolyPoly 893408 Created page with "<infobox> <title source="title1"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <image source="image1"> <caption source="caption-image1"/> </image> <data source="row1"> <label>City Name</label> </data> <data source="row2"> <label>Country</label> </data> 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It is based on the Wikipedia general template for companies. <noinclude> Example usage: <pre> {{Company | title1=Example | image1=Example | caption-image1=Example | type=Example | industry=Example | date_founded=Example | founder=Example | hq=Example | key_people=Example | owners=Example | employees=Example | divisions=Example | subsidiaries=Example | website=Example }} </pre> <templatedata> {"params":{"title1":{"suggested":true},"image1":{"suggested":true},"caption-image1":{"suggested":true},"type":{"suggested":true},"industry":{"suggested":true},"date_founded":{"suggested":true},"founder":{"suggested":true},"hq":{"suggested":true},"key_people":{"suggested":true},"owners":{"suggested":true},"employees":{"suggested":true},"divisions":{"suggested":true},"subsidiaries":{"suggested":true},"website":{"suggested":true}},"sets":[],"maps":{}} </templatedata> </noinclude> 2dca42a76e48e72c0eb6bdfdc373214cbafbcef8 0 166 200 2023-05-08T22:21:20Z TheRolyPoly 893408 TheRolyPoly moved page [[WHNY-TV (Horizon New York)]] to [[WHNY-TV]]: Only the callsign is needed to create a new page. wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[WHNY-TV]] f30dbe5ca5406fc28cbc48ea84af4614bba6e2c1 0 163 202 194 2023-05-08T22:28:04Z Amtrak50 45539960 /* Newscasts */ wikitext text/x-wiki WNMF (channel 37) is an independent station licensed to Jackson, Mississippi. The station is owned by North Mountain Broadcasting, who is also based in the area. WNMF primarily broadcasts a mix of local news, sports, and community events, along with syndicated programming and classic television shows. The station has been a fixture in the Jackson media market for several decades and is well-known for its commitment to providing high-quality programming to viewers in the region. === History === WNMF was originally founded in 1953 by an investor named Paul Barry, who saw an opportunity to bring the magic of television to the region. At that time, television was still a relatively new technology, and only a handful of stations existed in the entire country. In its early years, WNMF struggled to establish itself as a major player in the local media market. The station faced fierce competition from other television and radio stations in the area, as well as from national networks that were beginning to expand their reach across the country. However, WNMF persevered, building a loyal audience through its commitment to quality programming and strong community ties. Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, WNMF became known for its coverage of local news and sports programs, such as "News 37", and "37 Sports Friday" as well as for its lineup of popular syndicated programs and classic television shows. The station also established itself as a hub for local culture and entertainment, hosting a variety of community events and showcasing up-and-coming artists and performers, with broadcasts of community calendar events, and a show called "Music Mississippi". === Programs === WNMF airs a variety of programs, such as "25 Words or Less", "News 37", "37 Sports Friday", "Music Mississippi", "37 School Quiz Show", "The 10th Hour", among others. === Newscasts === WNMF has had a news operation since 1963, with a program called "37 News Today", airing at 5, 6, and 10pm. In 1995, as part of a major rebranding of the station, the station added morning newscasts from 6am to 9am, an afternoon newscast at 1pm, and a newscast called "After The News" at 11pm. WNMF produces 6 hours of news each weekday, and three hours on weekends. === Technical === 37.1: WNMF Main Channel 37.2 37 Weather Now 37.3 MS News 24 37.4 37 Old Gold 37.5 37 Mold 28a49ee2aacd021f5fccd786f7d745876afdbb72 209 202 2023-05-08T23:11:18Z Amtrak50 45539960 /* Newscasts */ wikitext text/x-wiki WNMF (channel 37) is an independent station licensed to Jackson, Mississippi. The station is owned by North Mountain Broadcasting, who is also based in the area. WNMF primarily broadcasts a mix of local news, sports, and community events, along with syndicated programming and classic television shows. The station has been a fixture in the Jackson media market for several decades and is well-known for its commitment to providing high-quality programming to viewers in the region. === History === WNMF was originally founded in 1953 by an investor named Paul Barry, who saw an opportunity to bring the magic of television to the region. At that time, television was still a relatively new technology, and only a handful of stations existed in the entire country. In its early years, WNMF struggled to establish itself as a major player in the local media market. The station faced fierce competition from other television and radio stations in the area, as well as from national networks that were beginning to expand their reach across the country. However, WNMF persevered, building a loyal audience through its commitment to quality programming and strong community ties. Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, WNMF became known for its coverage of local news and sports programs, such as "News 37", and "37 Sports Friday" as well as for its lineup of popular syndicated programs and classic television shows. The station also established itself as a hub for local culture and entertainment, hosting a variety of community events and showcasing up-and-coming artists and performers, with broadcasts of community calendar events, and a show called "Music Mississippi". === Programs === WNMF airs a variety of programs, such as "25 Words or Less", "News 37", "37 Sports Friday", "Music Mississippi", "37 School Quiz Show", "The 10th Hour", among others. === Newscasts === [[File:Wnmf logo.png|thumb|Logo for "37 News".]] WNMF has had a news operation since 1963, with a program called "37 News Today", airing at 5, 6, and 10pm. In 1995, as part of a major rebranding of the station, the station added morning newscasts from 6am to 9am, an afternoon newscast at 1pm, and a newscast called "After The News" at 11pm. WNMF produces 6 hours of news each weekday, and three hours on weekends. === Technical === 37.1: WNMF Main Channel 37.2 37 Weather Now 37.3 MS News 24 37.4 37 Old Gold 37.5 37 Mold 0a2889f71d8aaf3a4de149b5a8a68b86d20da61e 247 209 2023-05-09T04:50:38Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki '''WNMF''' (channel 37) is an independent station licensed to Jackson, Mississippi. The station is owned by [[North Mountain Broadcasting]], who is also based in the area. WNMF primarily broadcasts a mix of local news, sports, and community events, along with syndicated programming and classic television shows. The station has been a fixture in the Jackson media market for several decades and is well-known for its commitment to providing high-quality programming to viewers in the region. === History === WNMF was originally founded in 1953 by an investor named Paul Barry, who saw an opportunity to bring the magic of television to the region. At that time, television was still a relatively new technology, and only a handful of stations existed in the entire country. In its early years, WNMF struggled to establish itself as a major player in the local media market. The station faced fierce competition from other television and radio stations in the area, as well as from national networks that were beginning to expand their reach across the country. However, WNMF persevered, building a loyal audience through its commitment to quality programming and strong community ties. Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, WNMF became known for its coverage of local news and sports programs, such as "News 37", and "37 Sports Friday" as well as for its lineup of popular syndicated programs and classic television shows. The station also established itself as a hub for local culture and entertainment, hosting a variety of community events and showcasing up-and-coming artists and performers, with broadcasts of community calendar events, and a show called "Music Mississippi". === Programs === WNMF airs a variety of programs, such as "25 Words or Less", "News 37", "37 Sports Friday", "Music Mississippi", "37 School Quiz Show", "The 10th Hour", among others. === Newscasts === [[File:Wnmf logo.png|thumb|Logo for "37 News".]] WNMF has had a news operation since 1963, with a program called "37 News Today", airing at 5, 6, and 10pm. In 1995, as part of a major rebranding of the station, the station added morning newscasts from 6am to 9am, an afternoon newscast at 1pm, and a newscast called "After The News" at 11pm. WNMF produces 6 hours of news each weekday, and three hours on weekends. === Technical === The station's digital signal is multiplexed: {| class="fandom-table" |+Subchannels of WNMF ! Channel ! Format ! Aspect ! Short name ! 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Sachland owns and operates numerous theme parks and other attractions across the United States, including parks in Orlando, FL; San Antonio, TX; San Diego, CA; Tampa, FL; and Williamsburg, VA, as well as attractions and venues in Nashville, TN and elsewhere. The company also owns a full-service restaurant chain, Sach's Dine-In, based in Orlando; and a Starbucks competitor coffeehouse chain, Sach's Place, based out of Baltimore, Maryland. In addition, Sachland owns and operates television networks [[Sachland One]] and [[Sachland Two]]; Sachland One offers mainstream programming with a deep, diverse, and inclusive approach, while Sachland Two features more experimental programs than that of Sachland One's. Both networks share a news division ([[Sachland Reports]]) and a sports division ([[Sachland Sports]]), allowing for flexibility of news and sports coverage across both networks. The company also owns and operates television stations in seven markets, including its flagship home market of Orlando, FL. ==Television stations== ''Stations are listed in descending order of direct market area (DMA) rankings.'' ===Sachland One television stations=== *[[KPSW]] (virtual channel 13, Tacoma-Seattle, WA) *[[WSLO-TV]] (virtual channel 35, Orlando, FL) *[[KUBO-TV]] (virtual channel 12, Portland, OR) *[[WPRY]] (virtual channel 5, Nashville, TN) *[[WPJZ-TV]] (virtual channel 13, Baltimore, MD) *[[KWAZ-TV]] (virtual channel 69, San Diego, CA) *[[KWYN]] (virtual channel 5, Las Vegas, NV) ===Sachland Two television stations=== *[[KWSP]] (virtual channel 22, Seattle-Tacoma, WA) *[[WOSL-TV]] (virtual channel 65, Orlando, FL) *[[KORA-TV]] (virtual channel 49, Portland, OR) *[[WRYM]] (virtual channel 58, Nashville, TN) *[[WMXW-TV]] (virtual channel 24, Baltimore, MD) *[[KTWK-TV]] (virtual channel 21, San Diego, CA) *[[KSYN]] (virtual channel 21, Las Vegas, NV) 6a71e38f95096a36a250f6ad00ff5d0f082f80a6 227 206 2023-05-09T02:48:32Z Sachairi26 3408986 /* Television stations */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Company|title1=The Sachland Company|type=Private|industry=Hospitality; Media|date_founded=March 7, 2004|hq=New Sach City complex, Orlando, Florida|divisions=Sachland Attractions and Experiences; Sachland Restaurants; Sachland Media Group|website=sachland.com|image1=File:The Sachland Company logo.svg}} '''The Sachland Company''', often referred to as '''Sachland''', is an American hospitality and multimedia conglomerate based at the New Sach City complex in Downtown Orlando, Florida. Sachland owns and operates numerous theme parks and other attractions across the United States, including parks in Orlando, FL; San Antonio, TX; San Diego, CA; Tampa, FL; and Williamsburg, VA, as well as attractions and venues in Nashville, TN and elsewhere. The company also owns a full-service restaurant chain, Sach's Dine-In, based in Orlando; and a Starbucks competitor coffeehouse chain, Sach's Place, based out of Baltimore, Maryland. In addition, Sachland owns and operates television networks [[Sachland One]] and [[Sachland Two]]; Sachland One offers mainstream programming with a deep, diverse, and inclusive approach, while Sachland Two features more experimental programs than that of Sachland One's. Both networks share a news division ([[Sachland Reports]]) and a sports division ([[Sachland Sports]]), allowing for flexibility of news and sports coverage across both networks. The company also owns and operates television stations in seven markets, including its flagship home market of Orlando, FL. ==Television stations== ''Stations are listed alphabetically by state and city of license.'' ===Sachland One owned-and-operated television stations=== {| class="sortable fandom-table" !'''City of license / market''' !'''Station''' !'''TV (RF)''' !'''Owned since''' |- |San Diego, CA |[[KWAZ-TV]] |69 (26) |2008 |- |Orlando, FL |[[WSLO-TV]] |35 (33) |2006 |- |Baltimore, MD |[[WPJZ-TV]] |13 (11) | 2006 |- |Las Vegas, NV | [[KWYN]] |5 (24) |2021 |- |Portland, OR | [[KUBO-TV]] |12 (21) |2016 |- |Nashville, TN |[[WPRY]] |5 (36) |2015 |- |Tacoma-Seattle, WA |[[KPSW]] | 13 (13) |2020 |} ===Sachland Two owned-and-operated television stations=== {| class="sortable fandom-table" !'''City of license / market''' !'''Station''' !'''TV (RF)''' !'''Owned since''' |- |San Diego, CA |[[KTWK-TV]] |21 (21) |2018 |- |Orlando, FL |[[WOSL-TV]] |65 (28) |2006 |- |Baltimore, MD |[[WMXW-TV]] |24 (26) |2021 |- |Las Vegas, NV |[[KSYN]] |21 (21) |2021 |- |Portland, OR |[[KORA-TV]] |49 (30) |2016 |- |Nashville, TN |[[WRYM]] |58 (30) |2021 |- |Tacoma-Seattle, WA |[[KWSP]] |22 (36) |2020 |} cb3c31556df9cf0afb7fc7df687d5538513f87eb 228 227 2023-05-09T02:51:31Z Sachairi26 3408986 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Company|title1=The Sachland Company|type=Private|industry=Hospitality; Media|date_founded=March 7, 2004|hq=New Sach City complex, Orlando, Florida|divisions=Sachland Attractions and Experiences; Sachland Restaurants; Sachland Media Group|website=sachland.com|image1=File:The Sachland Company logo.svg|key_people=Adrian Mata (Executive chairman and CEO)|employees=approx. 30,000}} '''The Sachland Company''', often referred to as '''Sachland''', is an American hospitality and multimedia conglomerate based at the New Sach City complex in Downtown Orlando, Florida. Sachland owns and operates numerous theme parks and other attractions across the United States, including parks in Orlando, FL; San Antonio, TX; San Diego, CA; Tampa, FL; and Williamsburg, VA, as well as attractions and venues in Nashville, TN and elsewhere. The company also owns a full-service restaurant chain, Sach's Dine-In, based in Orlando; and a Starbucks competitor coffeehouse chain, Sach's Place, based out of Baltimore, Maryland. In addition, Sachland owns and operates television networks [[Sachland One]] and [[Sachland Two]]; Sachland One offers mainstream programming with a deep, diverse, and inclusive approach, while Sachland Two features more experimental programs than that of Sachland One's. Both networks share a news division ([[Sachland Reports]]) and a sports division ([[Sachland Sports]]), allowing for flexibility of news and sports coverage across both networks. The company also owns and operates television stations in seven markets, including its flagship home market of Orlando, FL. ==Television stations== ''Stations are listed alphabetically by state and city of license.'' ===Sachland One owned-and-operated television stations=== {| class="sortable fandom-table" !'''City of license / market''' !'''Station''' !'''TV (RF)''' !'''Owned since''' |- |San Diego, CA |[[KWAZ-TV]] |69 (26) |2008 |- |Orlando, FL |[[WSLO-TV]] |35 (33) |2006 |- |Baltimore, MD |[[WPJZ-TV]] |13 (11) | 2006 |- |Las Vegas, NV | [[KWYN]] |5 (24) |2021 |- |Portland, OR | [[KUBO-TV]] |12 (21) |2016 |- |Nashville, TN |[[WPRY]] |5 (36) |2015 |- |Tacoma-Seattle, WA |[[KPSW]] | 13 (13) |2020 |} ===Sachland Two owned-and-operated television stations=== {| class="sortable fandom-table" !'''City of license / market''' !'''Station''' !'''TV (RF)''' !'''Owned since''' |- |San Diego, CA |[[KTWK-TV]] |21 (21) |2018 |- |Orlando, FL |[[WOSL-TV]] |65 (28) |2006 |- |Baltimore, MD |[[WMXW-TV]] |24 (26) |2021 |- |Las Vegas, NV |[[KSYN]] |21 (21) |2021 |- |Portland, OR |[[KORA-TV]] |49 (30) |2016 |- |Nashville, TN |[[WRYM]] |58 (30) |2021 |- |Tacoma-Seattle, WA |[[KWSP]] |22 (36) |2020 |} 16e1922c96003e8f788c6c386c5ec63acb95e489 230 228 2023-05-09T02:55:31Z Sachairi26 3408986 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Company|title1=The Sachland Company|type=Private|industry=Hospitality; Media|date_founded=March 7, 2004|hq=New Sach City<br>Orlando, Florida|divisions=Sachland Attractions and Experiences<br>Sachland Restaurants<br>Sachland Media Group|website=sachland.com|image1=File:The Sachland Company logo.svg|key_people=Adrian Mata (Executive chairman and CEO)|employees=approx. 30,000}} '''The Sachland Company''', often referred to as '''Sachland''', is an American hospitality and multimedia conglomerate based at the New Sach City complex in Downtown Orlando, Florida. Sachland owns and operates numerous theme parks and other attractions across the United States, including parks in Orlando, FL; San Antonio, TX; San Diego, CA; Tampa, FL; and Williamsburg, VA, as well as attractions and venues in Nashville, TN and elsewhere. The company also owns a full-service restaurant chain, Sach's Dine-In, based in Orlando; and a Starbucks competitor coffeehouse chain, Sach's Place, based out of Baltimore, Maryland. In addition, Sachland owns and operates television networks [[Sachland One]] and [[Sachland Two]]; Sachland One offers mainstream programming with a deep, diverse, and inclusive approach, while Sachland Two features more experimental programs than that of Sachland One's. Both networks share a news division ([[Sachland Reports]]) and a sports division ([[Sachland Sports]]), allowing for flexibility of news and sports coverage across both networks. The company also owns and operates television stations in seven markets, including its flagship home market of Orlando, FL. ==Television stations== ''Stations are listed alphabetically by state and city of license.'' ===Sachland One owned-and-operated television stations=== {| class="sortable fandom-table" !'''City of license / market''' !'''Station''' !'''TV (RF)''' !'''Owned since''' |- |San Diego, CA |[[KWAZ-TV]] |69 (26) |2008 |- |Orlando, FL |[[WSLO-TV]] |35 (33) |2006 |- |Baltimore, MD |[[WPJZ-TV]] |13 (11) | 2006 |- |Las Vegas, NV | [[KWYN]] |5 (24) |2021 |- |Portland, OR | [[KUBO-TV]] |12 (21) |2016 |- |Nashville, TN |[[WPRY]] |5 (36) |2015 |- |Tacoma-Seattle, WA |[[KPSW]] | 13 (13) |2020 |} ===Sachland Two owned-and-operated television stations=== {| class="sortable fandom-table" !'''City of license / market''' !'''Station''' !'''TV (RF)''' !'''Owned since''' |- |San Diego, CA |[[KTWK-TV]] |21 (21) |2018 |- |Orlando, FL |[[WOSL-TV]] |65 (28) |2006 |- |Baltimore, MD |[[WMXW-TV]] |24 (26) |2021 |- |Las Vegas, NV |[[KSYN]] |21 (21) |2021 |- |Portland, OR |[[KORA-TV]] |49 (30) |2016 |- |Nashville, TN |[[WRYM]] |58 (30) |2021 |- |Tacoma-Seattle, WA |[[KWSP]] |22 (36) |2020 |} 6173109a33161c866bce5019c8f0b0c9b05df90e 0 170 207 2023-05-08T23:00:43Z Amtrak50 45539960 Created page with "WRVI AM 620 is a radio station licensed to serve Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands, and is owned by North Mountain Broadcasting. The station airs a News/Talk format. === History === WRVI AM 620 was launched by North Mountain Broadcasting in 1973, airing an adult contemporary format as "620 RVI". In 1989, the station switched to their current news/talk format as WRVI AM 620. The station's studios are located in downtown Charlotte Amalie, and its broadcas..." wikitext text/x-wiki WRVI AM 620 is a radio station licensed to serve Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands, and is owned by North Mountain Broadcasting. The station airs a News/Talk format. === History === WRVI AM 620 was launched by North Mountain Broadcasting in 1973, airing an adult contemporary format as "620 RVI". In 1989, the station switched to their current news/talk format as WRVI AM 620. The station's studios are located in downtown Charlotte Amalie, and its broadcast tower is situated in a remote area on the island to ensure optimal coverage and signal strength. WRVI is very well known in the community, and has won several Emmy and AP awards for best local news coverage in the Virgin Islands. Over the years, WRVI AM 620 has expanded its programming to include a variety of news, talk, and sports shows, as well as syndicated programs from nationally recognized broadcasters. The station's lineup is carefully curated to offer something for everyone, from commuters and students to families and retirees. === Programming === WRVI AM 620 offers a wide range of programming designed to appeal to a broad audience. The station's schedule includes: * News updates from ABC News Radio * Virgin Islands This Morning, a morning news and weather show * Simulcast of WCVI-TV's USVI News at Six * Weekly sports program "Friday Night under the Lights" * Syndicated programs from nationally recognized broadcasters, including news programs and talk shows e5b36dcbd803676c261cea5a8e65f054b16c7d25 245 207 2023-05-09T04:46:00Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki '''WRVI''' (AM 620) is a radio station licensed to serve Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands, and is owned by [[North Mountain Broadcasting]]. The station airs a News/Talk format. === History === WRVI was launched by North Mountain Broadcasting in 1973, airing an adult contemporary format as "620 RVI". In 1989, the station switched to their current news/talk format as WRVI AM 620. The station's studios are located in downtown Charlotte Amalie, and its broadcast tower is situated in a remote area on the island to ensure optimal coverage and signal strength. WRVI is very well known in the community, and has won several Emmy and AP awards for best local news coverage in the Virgin Islands. Over the years, WRVI AM 620 has expanded its programming to include a variety of news, talk, and sports shows, as well as syndicated programs from nationally recognized broadcasters. The station's lineup is carefully curated to offer something for everyone, from commuters and students to families and retirees. === Programming === WRVI AM 620 offers a wide range of programming designed to appeal to a broad audience. The station's schedule includes: * News updates from ABC News Radio. * Virgin Islands This Morning, a morning news and weather show. * Simulcast of WCVI-TV's USVI News at Six. * Weekly sports program "Friday Night under the Lights". * Syndicated programs from nationally recognized broadcasters, including news programs and talk shows. 3195983df35e5e87326e64350c4a95d0b0e0c960 6 171 208 2023-05-08T23:10:48Z Amtrak50 45539960 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 172 210 2023-05-08T23:12:57Z TheRolyPoly 893408 Created page with "The company is known as '''''clear'''channel Communications, Inc.'' for wiki references. {{ Company | title1 = clearchannel Communications, Inc. | image1 = [[File:Clear Channel (horizontal).jpg|thumb]] | caption-image1 = | type = Multi-media conglomerate | industry = Broadcasting | date_founded = October 26th, 1995 | founder = Roly Ortega | hq = Miami, Florida | key_people = Roly Ortega <small>(founder, president, chairman, and CEO)</small> | owners = | employees = 20,..." wikitext text/x-wiki The company is known as '''''clear'''channel Communications, Inc.'' for wiki references. {{ Company | title1 = clearchannel Communications, Inc. | image1 = [[File:Clear Channel (horizontal).jpg|thumb]] | caption-image1 = | type = Multi-media conglomerate | industry = Broadcasting | date_founded = October 26th, 1995 | founder = Roly Ortega | hq = Miami, Florida | key_people = Roly Ortega <small>(founder, president, chairman, and CEO)</small> | owners = | employees = 20,000 | divisions = | subsidiaries = | website = }} '''clear'''channel Communications, Inc. (otherwise known as '''clear'''channel) is a worldwide multi-media conglomerate company which owns television stations, radio stations, and cable/satellite providers, all around the world. Its headquarters are based in Miami, Florida and employs over 20,000 staff as of May 2023, which includes all departments, and all sectors, all around the world, making it '''''<u>THE</u>''''' largest multi-media broadcasting conglomerate company in the world. = Current properties (as of May 2023) = == National Over-the-Air Television == * [[American Broadcasting System|ABS]] * [[ABS Two]] * [[Sistema de Radiodifusion Estadounidense|SRE]] * [[SRE Dos]] == National Cable Networks == * Coming soon... == Local Television == === Chicago === * [[WWGN-TV]] Channel 09.1 (ABS '''O&O'''; clearchannel Communications, Inc.) === Boston === * [[WHUB-TV]] Channel 05.1 (Independent) === Seattle/Tacoma/Everett === * [[KST-TV]] Channel 06.1 ([[American Broadcasting System|ABS]] '''O&O''') * [[KSTE-TV]] Channel 16.1 ([[ABS Two]] '''O&O''') === Orlando/Daytona Beach/Melbourne === * [[WOTW-TV]] Channel 09.1 (ABS '''O&O''') ** [[WOTW-TV|WOTW-DT]] Channel 09.2 (ABS Two '''O&O''') === Miami/Fort Lauderdale/Key West === * [[WMFL-TV]] Channel 06.1 (Independent; '''clear'''channel '''<u>FLAGSHIP</u>''') === Charlotte === * [[WYQC-TV]] Channel 03.1 (ABS '''O&O''') * [[WCQC-TV]] Channel 64.1 (News) === Raleigh/Durham/Fayetteville === * [[WRDF-TV]] Channel 05.1 (NBC) ** [[WRDF-TV|WRDF-DT]] Channel 05.2 (ABS '''O&O''') ** [[WRDF-TV|WRDF-DT]] Channel 05.3 (ABS Two '''O&O''') * [[WRDT-TV]] Channel 50.1 (News) === Utah === * [[KSLC-TV]] Channel 05.1 (ABS '''O&O''') ** [[KSLC-TV|KSLC-DT]] Channel 05.2 (ABS Two '''O&O''') * [[KUTS-TV]] Channel 20.1 (SRE '''O&O''') ** [[KUTS-TV|KUTS-DT]] Channel 20.2 (SRE Dos '''O&O''') === Davenport, Iowa/Moline, Ill. === * [[KQDC-TV]] Channel 06.1 (ABS '''O&O''') === Gainesville/Ocala === * [[WGNV-TV]] Channel 20.1 (ABS '''O&O''') ** [[WGNV-TV|WGNV-DT]] Channel 20.2 (ABS Two '''O&O''') == National Radio == * [[ABS Radio]] * [[ABS Newsradio]] * [[ABS Sportsradio]] * [[SportsBet Radio]] (VSiN/BetQL) * [[SiriusXM Satellite Radio|SiriusXM]] * [[iHeartRadio]] ** [[Premiere]] ** [[KISS-FM]] ** [[EDC Radio]] == Local Radio == === Chicago === * [[WWGN (AM)|WWGN]] AM 780 (All-news) === Orlando/Daytona Beach/Melbourne === * [[WOTW (AM)|WOTW]] AM 850 (All-news) * [[WOSJ]] FM 103.1 (Smooth Jazz) * [[WOTW-FM]] 105.1 (A.C.) === Miami/Fort Lauderdale/Key West === * [[WMFL (AM)|WMFL]] AM 980 (All-news) * [[WEDC-FM]] 93.5 (Dance/EDM) * [[WKSM-FM]] 100.1 (Top 40 CHR/Dance) === Charlotte === * [[WYQC (AM)|WYQC]] AM 930 (All-news) * [[WCQC (AM)|WCQC]] AM 1110 (Sports) * [[WQCL-FM]] 92.7 (Sports) * [[WCQC-FM]] 95.1 (A.C.) * [[WYQC-FM]] 103.7 (Top 40 CHR/Dance) === Raleigh/Durham/Fayetteville === * [[WRDC (AM)|WRDC]] AM 620 (Sports/ESPN Radio) * [[WRDF (AM)|WRDF]] AM 680 (All-news and Talk + Sports) * [[WRDS (AM)|WRDS]] AM 1550 (Sports) * [[WRDS-FM]] 99.9 (Sports/Local/ABS Sportsradio) * [[WRDT-FM]] 101.5 (A.C.) === Utah === * [[KSLC (AM)|KSLC]] AM 1160 (All-news + Sports) * [[KUTS (AM)|KUTS]] AM 1280 (Sports/Local/ABS Sportsradio) * [[KUTS-FM]] 97.5 (Sports/Local/ABS Sportsradio) * [[KUMH-FM]] 100.3 (A.C.) * [[KSLC-FM]] 102.7 (All-news + Sports) * [[KSRU-FM]] 103.5 (Sports/ESPN Radio) == National Cable Provider == * [[ABS CableSystem]] 36b7a4fb5fdf8e4ca75c44d4f357d5c7609de642 212 210 2023-05-08T23:30:17Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki The company is known as '''''clear'''channel Communications, Inc.'' for wiki references. {{ Company | title1 = clearchannel Communications, Inc. | image1 = [[File:Clear Channel (horizontal).jpg|thumb]] | caption-image1 = | type = Private multi-media conglomerate | industry = Broadcasting | date_founded = October 26th, 1995 | founder = Roly Ortega | hq = Miami, Florida | key_people = Roly Ortega <small>(founder, president, chairman, and CEO)</small> | owners = | employees = 20,000 | divisions = | subsidiaries = | website = }} '''clear'''channel Communications, Inc. (otherwise known as '''clear'''channel) is a worldwide multi-media conglomerate company which owns television stations, radio stations, and cable/satellite providers, all around the world. Its headquarters are based in Miami, Florida and employs over 20,000 staff as of May 2023, which includes all departments, and all sectors, all around the world, making it '''''<u>THE</u>''''' largest multi-media broadcasting conglomerate company in the world. = Current properties (as of May 2023) = == National Over-the-Air Television == * [[American Broadcasting System|ABS]] * [[ABS Two]] * [[Sistema de Radiodifusion Estadounidense|SRE]] * [[SRE Dos]] == National Cable Networks == * Coming soon... == Local Television == === Chicago === * [[WWGN-TV]] Channel 09.1 (ABS '''O&O'''; clearchannel Communications, Inc.) === Boston === * [[WHUB-TV]] Channel 05.1 (Independent) === Seattle/Tacoma/Everett === * [[KST-TV]] Channel 06.1 ([[American Broadcasting System|ABS]] '''O&O''') * [[KSTE-TV]] Channel 16.1 ([[ABS Two]] '''O&O''') === Orlando/Daytona Beach/Melbourne === * [[WOTW-TV]] Channel 09.1 (ABS '''O&O''') ** [[WOTW-TV|WOTW-DT]] Channel 09.2 (ABS Two '''O&O''') === Miami/Fort Lauderdale/Key West === * [[WMFL-TV]] Channel 06.1 (Independent; '''clear'''channel '''<u>FLAGSHIP</u>''') === Charlotte === * [[WYQC-TV]] Channel 03.1 (ABS '''O&O''') * [[WCQC-TV]] Channel 64.1 (News) === Raleigh/Durham/Fayetteville === * [[WRDF-TV]] Channel 05.1 (NBC) ** [[WRDF-TV|WRDF-DT]] Channel 05.2 (ABS '''O&O''') ** [[WRDF-TV|WRDF-DT]] Channel 05.3 (ABS Two '''O&O''') * [[WRDT-TV]] Channel 50.1 (News) === Utah === * [[KSLC-TV]] Channel 05.1 (ABS '''O&O''') ** [[KSLC-TV|KSLC-DT]] Channel 05.2 (ABS Two '''O&O''') * [[KUTS-TV]] Channel 20.1 (SRE '''O&O''') ** [[KUTS-TV|KUTS-DT]] Channel 20.2 (SRE Dos '''O&O''') === Davenport, Iowa/Moline, Ill. === * [[KQDC-TV]] Channel 06.1 (ABS '''O&O''') === Gainesville/Ocala === * [[WGNV-TV]] Channel 20.1 (ABS '''O&O''') ** [[WGNV-TV|WGNV-DT]] Channel 20.2 (ABS Two '''O&O''') == National Radio == * [[ABS Radio]] * [[ABS Newsradio]] * [[ABS Sportsradio]] * [[SportsBet Radio]] (VSiN/BetQL) * [[SiriusXM Satellite Radio|SiriusXM]] * [[iHeartRadio]] ** [[Premiere]] ** [[KISS-FM]] ** [[EDC Radio]] == Local Radio == === Chicago === * [[WWGN (AM)|WWGN]] AM 780 (All-news) === Orlando/Daytona Beach/Melbourne === * [[WOTW (AM)|WOTW]] AM 850 (All-news) * [[WOSJ]] FM 103.1 (Smooth Jazz) * [[WOTW-FM]] 105.1 (A.C.) === Miami/Fort Lauderdale/Key West === * [[WMFL (AM)|WMFL]] AM 980 (All-news) * [[WEDC-FM]] 93.5 (Dance/EDM) * [[WKSM-FM]] 100.1 (Top 40 CHR/Dance) === Charlotte === * [[WYQC (AM)|WYQC]] AM 930 (All-news) * [[WCQC (AM)|WCQC]] AM 1110 (Sports) * [[WQCL-FM]] 92.7 (Sports) * [[WCQC-FM]] 95.1 (A.C.) * [[WYQC-FM]] 103.7 (Top 40 CHR/Dance) === Raleigh/Durham/Fayetteville === * [[WRDC (AM)|WRDC]] AM 620 (Sports/ESPN Radio) * [[WRDF (AM)|WRDF]] AM 680 (All-news and Talk + Sports) * [[WRDS (AM)|WRDS]] AM 1550 (Sports) * [[WRDS-FM]] 99.9 (Sports/Local/ABS Sportsradio) * [[WRDT-FM]] 101.5 (A.C.) === Utah === * [[KSLC (AM)|KSLC]] AM 1160 (All-news + Sports) * [[KUTS (AM)|KUTS]] AM 1280 (Sports/Local/ABS Sportsradio) * [[KUTS-FM]] 97.5 (Sports/Local/ABS Sportsradio) * [[KUMH-FM]] 100.3 (A.C.) * [[KSLC-FM]] 102.7 (All-news + Sports) * [[KSRU-FM]] 103.5 (Sports/ESPN Radio) == National Cable Provider == * [[ABS CableSystem]] 520497e606f89973d4d9b67f32fe6df7632fb322 224 212 2023-05-09T02:05:58Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki The company is known as '''''clear'''channel Communications, Inc.'' for wiki references. {{ Company | title1 = clearchannel Communications, Inc. | image1 = [[File:Clear Channel (horizontal).jpg|thumb]] | caption-image1 = | type = Private multi-media conglomerate | industry = Broadcasting | date_founded = May 13th, 1920 | founder = Roly Ortega | hq = Miami, Florida | key_people = Roly Ortega <small>(founder, president, chairman, and CEO)</small> | owners = | employees = 20,000 | divisions = | subsidiaries = | website = }} '''clear'''channel Communications, Inc. (otherwise known as '''clear'''channel) is a worldwide multi-media conglomerate company which owns television stations, radio stations, and cable/satellite providers, all around the world. Its headquarters are based in Miami, Florida and employs over 20,000 staff as of May 2023, which includes all departments, and all sectors, all around the world, making it '''''<u>THE</u>''''' largest multi-media broadcasting conglomerate company in the world. = Current properties (as of May 2023) = == National Over-the-Air Television == * [[American Broadcasting System|ABS]] * [[ABS Two]] * [[Sistema de Radiodifusion Estadounidense|SRE]] * [[SRE Dos]] == National Cable Networks == * Coming soon... == Local Television == === Chicago === * [[WWGN-TV]] Channel 09.1 (ABS '''O&O'''; clearchannel Communications, Inc.) === Boston === * [[WHUB-TV]] Channel 05.1 (Independent) === Seattle/Tacoma/Everett === * [[KST-TV]] Channel 06.1 ([[American Broadcasting System|ABS]] '''O&O''') * [[KSTE-TV]] Channel 16.1 ([[ABS Two]] '''O&O''') === Orlando/Daytona Beach/Melbourne === * [[WOTW-TV]] Channel 09.1 (ABS '''O&O''') ** [[WOTW-TV|WOTW-DT]] Channel 09.2 (ABS Two '''O&O''') === Miami/Fort Lauderdale/Key West === * [[WMFL-TV]] Channel 06.1 (Independent; '''clear'''channel '''<u>FLAGSHIP</u>''') === Charlotte === * [[WYQC-TV]] Channel 03.1 (ABS '''O&O''') * [[WCQC-TV]] Channel 64.1 (News) === Raleigh/Durham/Fayetteville === * [[WRDF-TV]] Channel 05.1 (NBC) ** [[WRDF-TV|WRDF-DT]] Channel 05.2 (ABS '''O&O''') ** [[WRDF-TV|WRDF-DT]] Channel 05.3 (ABS Two '''O&O''') * [[WRDT-TV]] Channel 50.1 (News) === Utah === * [[KSLC-TV]] Channel 05.1 (ABS '''O&O''') ** [[KSLC-TV|KSLC-DT]] Channel 05.2 (ABS Two '''O&O''') * [[KUTS-TV]] Channel 20.1 (SRE '''O&O''') ** [[KUTS-TV|KUTS-DT]] Channel 20.2 (SRE Dos '''O&O''') === Davenport, Iowa/Moline, Ill. === * [[KQDC-TV]] Channel 06.1 (ABS '''O&O''') === Gainesville/Ocala === * [[WGNV-TV]] Channel 20.1 (ABS '''O&O''') ** [[WGNV-TV|WGNV-DT]] Channel 20.2 (ABS Two '''O&O''') == National Radio == * [[ABS Radio]] * [[ABS Newsradio]] * [[ABS Sportsradio]] * [[SportsBet Radio]] (VSiN/BetQL) * [[SiriusXM Satellite Radio|SiriusXM]] * [[iHeartRadio]] ** [[Premiere]] ** [[KISS-FM]] ** [[EDC Radio]] == Local Radio == === Chicago === * [[WWGN (AM)|WWGN]] AM 780 (All-news) === Orlando/Daytona Beach/Melbourne === * [[WOTW (AM)|WOTW]] AM 850 (All-news) * [[WOSJ]] FM 103.1 (Smooth Jazz) * [[WOTW-FM]] 105.1 (A.C.) === Miami/Fort Lauderdale/Key West === * [[WMFL (AM)|WMFL]] AM 980 (All-news) * [[WEDC-FM]] 93.5 (Dance/EDM) * [[WKSM-FM]] 100.1 (Top 40 CHR/Dance) === Charlotte === * [[WYQC (AM)|WYQC]] AM 930 (All-news) * [[WCQC (AM)|WCQC]] AM 1110 (Sports) * [[WQCL-FM]] 92.7 (Sports) * [[WCQC-FM]] 95.1 (A.C.) * [[WYQC-FM]] 103.7 (Top 40 CHR/Dance) === Raleigh/Durham/Fayetteville === * [[WRDC (AM)|WRDC]] AM 620 (Sports/ESPN Radio) * [[WRDF (AM)|WRDF]] AM 680 (All-news and Talk + Sports) * [[WRDS (AM)|WRDS]] AM 1550 (Sports) * [[WRDS-FM]] 99.9 (Sports/Local/ABS Sportsradio) * [[WRDT-FM]] 101.5 (A.C.) === Utah === * [[KSLC (AM)|KSLC]] AM 1160 (All-news + Sports) * [[KUTS (AM)|KUTS]] AM 1280 (Sports/Local/ABS Sportsradio) * [[KUTS-FM]] 97.5 (Sports/Local/ABS Sportsradio) * [[KUMH-FM]] 100.3 (A.C.) * [[KSLC-FM]] 102.7 (All-news + Sports) * [[KSRU-FM]] 103.5 (Sports/ESPN Radio) == National Cable Provider == * [[ABS CableSystem]] 2058c5b3cf6747e9bd487aaf10b11a3cb6ccc708 2 161 211 192 2023-05-08T23:21:09Z MarkAnims 39564659 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:MarkWprofilewelcomeimage.png|center]]Hello, I'm Mark, otherwise known as ABC2013. I've been on Fandom for at least 3 years now and have been contributing recently to wikis such as Number Squad, DFLW, and Nintendo. I am an admin on the Number Squad Wiki. However, I have zero tolerance for blocks targeted towards me, Peyton Dodson, vandalism, or fake information. '''I am the one behind [[ABC Media Group]], [[AMG TV]], [[AMG2]], [[AMG News]], and [[AMG Sports]]. Plus, I've edited pages to improve their quality. Please do not edit, move, or delete my pages without my consent to do so.''' Want to talk with me? Click the "Message Wall" button at the bottom of my profile. Want to see what edits I've made or what I've been doing? Click either "Contributions" or "Activity". I am currently 15 (born June 17, 2007) and I reside in Wayne County, Michigan. I like pizza, chicken tenders, and pasta, as well as technology. I own and operate a YouTube channel [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsYgrBuNa2DC37v5hWMjV8Q (click here)] and I have a Discord account. Color palette 1: <span style="color:#FCB711">Spanish Yellow</span>, <span style="color:#F37021">Vivid Tangelo</span>, <span style="color:#CC004C">Spanish Carmine</span>, <span style="color:#6460AA">Liberty</span>, <span style="color:#0089D0">Blue Cola</span>, and <span style="color:#0DB14B">Pantone Green</span>. Color pallete 2: <span style="color:#000000;">Black</span>, <span style="color:#393939;">Onyx</span>, <span style="color:#828282;">Old Silver</span>, <span style="color:#362600;">American Bronze</span>, <span style="color:#755800;">Bronze Yellow</span>, and <span style="color:#AA8002;">Gold</span>. Enjoy your time here. 6d35cf3be721bd792249c86f6b61699b2658fcd8 0 173 213 2023-05-09T00:18:52Z MarkAnims 39564659 Created page with "'''AMG TV''' (previously LSN until 2022 and Life&Style until 2021) is an American multigenre cable network owned and operated by the ABC Media Group, under its television division, ABC Television Group. It is headquartered in Detroit, Michigan, with additional offices in Northville, Michigan, a suburb of Detroit. AMG TV airs programming from themed cable networks, as well as news under the AMG News brand. On Saturdays and Sundays, it airs kids programming under the name..." wikitext text/x-wiki '''AMG TV''' (previously LSN until 2022 and Life&Style until 2021) is an American multigenre cable network owned and operated by the ABC Media Group, under its television division, ABC Television Group. It is headquartered in Detroit, Michigan, with additional offices in Northville, Michigan, a suburb of Detroit. AMG TV airs programming from themed cable networks, as well as news under the AMG News brand. On Saturdays and Sundays, it airs kids programming under the name of **Qubo on AMG**. AMG TV also operates 3 sister cable networks: [[AMG2]], [[AMG News]] (which airs news, weather, sports bulletins, and finance programming), and [[AMG Sports]] (which airs live sporting events). ==History== USTV Networks was established in 2010 to launch a subchannel with lifestyle programming, initially called The Life and Style Channel, before being renamed Life&Style Network. On January 1, 2015, Life&Style was soft-launched on several Fox-owned stations, before fully commencing operations on March 1, 2015. Initially, programs were derived from Food Network, Cooking Channel, HGTV, FYI, and Discovery Life, which made up its programming schedule from 6am-10pm daily. On August 10, 2015, Life&Style made its first foray into original programming, with a live show broadcast from Life&Style’s “Kitchen” studio, called “Kitchen Live” and aired at 9am daily for 1 hour until March 25, 2018. On March 26, 2018, Life&Style began airing original programming dedicated to food, home, gardening, and medicine from the “Home”, “Hospital”, and “Garden” studio complex. On October 26, 2021, Life&Style rebranded to LSN without warning, and ended its live shows 2 days later. The studio complex was closed as a result of the rebranding and was abandoned until May 23, 2022. On January 11, 2022, LSN began to engage in channel drift, adding more reality programming. The USTV Networks CEO stated that this was a move to further rebrand the channel later in the year. On May 23, 2022, in an attempt to unify branding, USTV was rebranded to ABC Media Group, and with it came a new logo. ===Rebranding to AMG=== On September 1, 2022, AMG announced that LSN would gain 3 sister channels, while LSN would be renamed to AMG TV on October 24, 2022, to unify the channels together. At 6:00am on October 24, LSN was renamed AMG TV. ==Programming== See [[AMG TV/Programming]] ==News== AMG TV presently broadcasts a breakfast news show at 6:00am each day, running for 3 hours. Bulletins, which last 15 minutes long, are broadcast at 2:45pm, 3:15pm, and 4:30pm. The main news broadcast, called AMGN Tonight, airs at 6pm. 9bbd8d5098b28c050ac3de6305bc91b423b40d5c 6 174 214 2023-05-09T01:15:28Z Stephen Shiftwell 43898040 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 175 215 2023-05-09T01:38:55Z Stephen Shiftwell 43898040 Created page with "{{Company|title1=Swift Television Group|type=Public|industry=Broadcast media|date_founded=December 13, 1950|hq=San Antonio, Texas, U.S.|divisions=Central Television Network|website=stg.tv|image1=STG logo.svg}}The '''Swift Television Group''' (STG) is an American publicly traded television broadcasting company headquartered in San Antonio, Texas. Founded in 1950 by Howard F. Swift as '''Swift Broadcasting''', the company owns or operates television stations in three marke..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Company|title1=Swift Television Group|type=Public|industry=Broadcast media|date_founded=December 13, 1950|hq=San Antonio, Texas, U.S.|divisions=Central Television Network|website=stg.tv|image1=STG logo.svg}}The '''Swift Television Group''' (STG) is an American publicly traded television broadcasting company headquartered in San Antonio, Texas. Founded in 1950 by Howard F. Swift as '''Swift Broadcasting''', the company owns or operates television stations in three markets, including its flagship home market of San Antonio. Swift also owns and operates the [[Central Television Network]] in addition to its television stations. ==Television stations== Stations are arranged alphabetically by state and by city of license. *('''**''') indicates a station that was built and signed-on by Swift. ===Central owned and operated stations=== {| class="article-table sortable" !City of license/Market !Station !Channel TV (RF) !Owned since !Owned by at merger |- |New York City |[[WCNT]] |7 (21) |1966 |Central |- |Seattle - Tacoma |[[KQUN]] |7 (18) |1989 |Pacific Media |} ===Non-Central owned and operated stations=== {| class="article-table sortable" !City of license/Market !Station !Channel TV (RF) !Affiliation !Owned since |- |Corpus Christi, TX |[[KXCC]] |10 (10) |1997 |CBS |- |San Antonio, TX |[[KEWT]] |8 (31) |1950 |CBS |- |Washington, D. C. |[[WJG-TV]] |6 (11) |1974 |ABC |} 1005668a2fcb8fbaea0167bfe8c087b2b5c76b21 219 215 2023-05-09T01:58:11Z Stephen Shiftwell 43898040 /* Non-Central owned and operated stations */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Company|title1=Swift Television Group|type=Public|industry=Broadcast media|date_founded=December 13, 1950|hq=San Antonio, Texas, U.S.|divisions=Central Television Network|website=stg.tv|image1=STG logo.svg}}The '''Swift Television Group''' (STG) is an American publicly traded television broadcasting company headquartered in San Antonio, Texas. Founded in 1950 by Howard F. Swift as '''Swift Broadcasting''', the company owns or operates television stations in three markets, including its flagship home market of San Antonio. Swift also owns and operates the [[Central Television Network]] in addition to its television stations. ==Television stations== Stations are arranged alphabetically by state and by city of license. *('''**''') indicates a station that was built and signed-on by Swift. ===Central owned and operated stations=== {| class="article-table sortable" !City of license/Market !Station !Channel TV (RF) !Owned since !Owned by at merger |- |New York City |[[WCNT]] |7 (21) |1966 |Central |- |Seattle - Tacoma |[[KQUN]] |7 (18) |1989 |Pacific Media |} ===Non-Central owned and operated stations=== {| class="article-table sortable" !City of license/Market !Station !Channel TV (RF) !Affiliation !Owned since |- |Corpus Christi, TX |[[KXCC]] |10 (10) |CBS |1997 |- |San Antonio, TX |[[KEWT]] |8 (31) |CBS |1950 |- |Washington, D. C. |[[WJG-TV]] |6 (11) |ABC |1974 |} b670ce08381bf9649d0648f0341830cd3d307643 0 176 216 2023-05-09T01:55:07Z Thecircuitman 52937571 Initial page creation wikitext text/x-wiki Harris Broadcasters Inc. is an American media company based in Corpus Christi, Texas, United States. The company owns and operates KJV-TV, Corpus Christi's NBC affiliate, as well as three radio stations: KJV (1360 AM), KJV-FM (93.9), and K266JV (101.1 FM). {{Company|title1=Harris Broadcasters, Inc.|type=Private corporation|industry=Broadcasting|date_founded=11 February 1947|founder=J. Randolph Harris, Sr.|hq=Corpus Christi, Texas, United States|key_people=Jared Harris (president)|owners=Jared Harris|employees=150|subsidiaries=KJV-TV KJV-AM/-FM}} == History == Coming soon... == Properties == Harris Broadcasting Inc. has only ever owned one TV station and its three radio sisters. === Current properties === (**) denotes a station built and signed-on by Harris Broadcasters, Inc. {| class="sortable fandom-table" |+Television stations !City of license/market !Station !Channel TV (RF) !Owned since !Affiliation |- |Corpus Christi, Texas |KJV-TV ** |6 (19) |1956 |NBC First Alert Weather Now (DT2) Telemundo (DT3) |} {| class="fandom-table" |+Radio stations !City of license/market !Station !Owned since !Format |- | rowspan="3" |Corpus Christi, Texas |KJV (1360 AM) |1947 |News/talk |- |KJV-FM ** (93.7) |1948 |AOR (analog/HD1) KJV 6.1 NBC simulcast (HD2) KJV 6.3 Telemundo simulcast (HD3) |- |K266JV ** (101.1 FM) |2009 |KJV 6.1 NBC simulcast |} ce0357103a13466a824e9b2f116523ef1e7f81a2 217 216 2023-05-09T01:55:57Z Thecircuitman 52937571 wikitext text/x-wiki Harris Broadcasters Inc. is an American media company based in Corpus Christi, Texas, United States. The company owns and operates KJV-TV, Corpus Christi's NBC affiliate, as well as three radio stations: KJV (1360 AM), KJV-FM (93.9), and K266JV (101.1 FM). {{Company|title1=Harris Broadcasters, Inc.|type=Private corporation|industry=Broadcasting|date_founded=11 February 1947|founder=J. Randolph Harris, Sr.|hq=Corpus Christi, Texas, United States|key_people=Jared Harris (president)|owners=Jared Harris|employees=150|subsidiaries=KJV-TV KJV-AM/-FM}} == History == Coming soon... == Properties == Harris Broadcasting Inc. has only ever owned one TV station and its three radio sisters. === Current properties === (**) denotes a station built and signed-on by Harris Broadcasters, Inc. {| class="sortable fandom-table" |+Television stations !City of license/market !Station !Channel TV (RF) !Owned since !Affiliation |- |Corpus Christi, Texas |KJV-TV ** |6 (19) |1956 |NBC First Alert Weather Now (DT2) Telemundo (DT3) |} {| class="sortable fandom-table" |+Radio stations !City of license/market !Station !Owned since !Format |- | rowspan="3" |Corpus Christi, Texas |KJV (1360 AM) |1947 |News/talk |- |KJV-FM ** (93.7) |1948 |AOR (analog/HD1) KJV 6.1 NBC simulcast (HD2) KJV 6.3 Telemundo simulcast (HD3) |- |K266JV ** (101.1 FM) |2009 |KJV 6.1 NBC simulcast |} 34e873c895725d0d88be244475a39228097376d0 218 217 2023-05-09T01:56:56Z Thecircuitman 52937571 wikitext text/x-wiki Harris Broadcasters Inc. is an American media company based in Corpus Christi, Texas, United States. The company owns and operates KJV-TV, Corpus Christi's NBC/Telemundo affiliate, as well as three radio stations: KJV (1360 AM), KJV-FM (93.9), and K266JV (101.1 FM). {{Company|title1=Harris Broadcasters, Inc.|type=Private corporation|industry=Broadcasting|date_founded=11 February 1947|founder=J. Randolph Harris, Sr.|hq=Corpus Christi, Texas, United States|key_people=Jared Harris (president)|owners=Jared Harris|employees=150|subsidiaries=KJV-TV KJV-AM/-FM}} == History == Coming soon... == Properties == Harris Broadcasting Inc. has only ever owned one TV station and its three radio sisters. === Current properties === (**) denotes a station built and signed-on by Harris Broadcasters, Inc. {| class="sortable fandom-table" |+Television stations !City of license/market !Station !Channel TV (RF) !Owned since !Affiliation |- |Corpus Christi, Texas |KJV-TV ** |6 (19) |1956 |NBC First Alert Weather Now (DT2) Telemundo (DT3) |} {| class="sortable fandom-table" |+Radio stations !City of license/market !Station !Owned since !Format |- | rowspan="3" |Corpus Christi, Texas |KJV (1360 AM) |1947 |News/talk |- |KJV-FM ** (93.7) |1948 |AOR (analog/HD1) KJV 6.1 NBC simulcast (HD2) KJV 6.3 Telemundo simulcast (HD3) |- |K266JV ** (101.1 FM) |2009 |KJV 6.1 NBC simulcast |} b09b6aca9909f5b0a0d4d63aa2289e6aa946b4f6 221 218 2023-05-09T01:59:35Z Thecircuitman 52937571 wikitext text/x-wiki Harris Broadcasters Inc. is an American media company based in Corpus Christi, Texas, United States. The company owns and operates KJV-TV, Corpus Christi's NBC/Telemundo affiliate, as well as three radio stations: KJV (1360 AM), KJV-FM (93.9), and K266JV (101.1 FM). {{Company|title1=Harris Broadcasters, Inc.|type=Private corporation|industry=Broadcasting|date_founded=11 February 1947|founder=J. Randolph Harris, Sr.|hq=Corpus Christi, Texas, United States|key_people=Jared Harris (president)|owners=Jared Harris|employees=150|subsidiaries=KJV-TV KJV-AM/-FM|image1=Harris Broadcasters logo|caption-image1=Logo for Harris Broadcasters, Inc. with company slogan}} == History == Coming soon... == Properties == Harris Broadcasting Inc. has only ever owned one TV station and its three radio sisters. === Current properties === (**) denotes a station built and signed-on by Harris Broadcasters, Inc. {| class="sortable fandom-table" |+Television stations !City of license/market !Station !Channel TV (RF) !Owned since !Affiliation |- |Corpus Christi, Texas |KJV-TV ** |6 (19) |1956 |NBC First Alert Weather Now (DT2) Telemundo (DT3) |} {| class="sortable fandom-table" |+Radio stations !City of license/market !Station !Owned since !Format |- | rowspan="3" |Corpus Christi, Texas |KJV (1360 AM) |1947 |News/talk |- |KJV-FM ** (93.7) |1948 |AOR (analog/HD1) KJV 6.1 NBC simulcast (HD2) KJV 6.3 Telemundo simulcast (HD3) |- |K266JV ** (101.1 FM) |2009 |KJV 6.1 NBC simulcast |} 9451ece96bec1a1669149941cab8cf51018caf9e 222 221 2023-05-09T02:02:29Z Thecircuitman 52937571 wikitext text/x-wiki Harris Broadcasters Inc. is an American media company based in Corpus Christi, Texas, United States. The company owns and operates KJV-TV, Corpus Christi's NBC/Telemundo affiliate, as well as three radio stations: KJV (1360 AM), KJV-FM (93.9), and K266JV (101.1 FM). {{Company|title1=Harris Broadcasters, Inc.|type=Private corporation|industry=Broadcasting|date_founded=11 February 1947|founder=J. Randolph Harris, Sr.|hq=Corpus Christi, Texas, United States|key_people=Jared Harris (president)|owners=Jared Harris|employees=150|subsidiaries=KJV-TV KJV-AM/-FM|image1=C:\Users\jared\Pictures\Harris Broadcasters logo.png|caption-image1=Logo for Harris Broadcasters, Inc. with company slogan}} == History == Coming soon... == Properties == Harris Broadcasting Inc. has only ever owned one TV station and its three radio sisters. === Current properties === (**) denotes a station built and signed-on by Harris Broadcasters, Inc. {| class="sortable fandom-table" |+Television stations !City of license/market !Station !Channel TV (RF) !Owned since !Affiliation |- |Corpus Christi, Texas |KJV-TV ** |6 (19) |1956 |NBC First Alert Weather Now (DT2) Telemundo (DT3) |} {| class="sortable fandom-table" |+Radio stations !City of license/market !Station !Owned since !Format |- | rowspan="3" |Corpus Christi, Texas |KJV (1360 AM) |1947 |News/talk |- |KJV-FM ** (93.7) |1948 |AOR (analog/HD1) KJV 6.1 NBC simulcast (HD2) KJV 6.3 Telemundo simulcast (HD3) |- |K266JV ** (101.1 FM) |2009 |KJV 6.1 NBC simulcast |} 570dd0db28d80c63c75aefe979ecc4484c17c64d 223 222 2023-05-09T02:05:57Z Thecircuitman 52937571 Added logo wikitext text/x-wiki Harris Broadcasters Inc. is an American media company based in Corpus Christi, Texas, United States. The company owns and operates KJV-TV, Corpus Christi's NBC/Telemundo affiliate, as well as three radio stations: KJV (1360 AM), KJV-FM (93.9), and K266JV (101.1 FM). {{Company|title1=Harris Broadcasters, Inc.|type=Private corporation|industry=Broadcasting|date_founded=11 February 1947|founder=J. Randolph Harris, Sr.|hq=Corpus Christi, Texas, United States|key_people=Jared Harris (president)|owners=Jared Harris|employees=150|subsidiaries=KJV-TV KJV-AM/-FM|image1=https://fantasymediahub.fandom.com/wiki/File:Harris_Broadcasters_logo.png|caption-image1=Logo for Harris Broadcasters, Inc. with company slogan}} == History == Coming soon... == Properties == Harris Broadcasting Inc. has only ever owned one TV station and its three radio sisters. === Current properties === (**) denotes a station built and signed-on by Harris Broadcasters, Inc. {| class="sortable fandom-table" |+Television stations !City of license/market !Station !Channel TV (RF) !Owned since !Affiliation |- |Corpus Christi, Texas |KJV-TV ** |6 (19) |1956 |NBC First Alert Weather Now (DT2) Telemundo (DT3) |} {| class="sortable fandom-table" |+Radio stations !City of license/market !Station !Owned since !Format |- | rowspan="3" |Corpus Christi, Texas |KJV (1360 AM) |1947 |News/talk |- |KJV-FM ** (93.7) |1948 |AOR (analog/HD1) KJV 6.1 NBC simulcast (HD2) KJV 6.3 Telemundo simulcast (HD3) |- |K266JV ** (101.1 FM) |2009 |KJV 6.1 NBC simulcast |} f51da808fbadd4a20077f9cd339d94e5f1ad80cd 225 223 2023-05-09T02:12:27Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki Harris Broadcasters Inc. is an American media company based in Corpus Christi, Texas, United States. The company owns and operates KJV-TV, Corpus Christi's NBC/Telemundo affiliate, as well as three radio stations: KJV (1360 AM), KJV-FM (93.9), and K266JV (101.1 FM). {{Company|title1=Harris Broadcasters, Inc.|type=Private corporation|industry=Broadcasting|date_founded=11 February 1947|founder=J. Randolph Harris, Sr.|hq=Corpus Christi, Texas, United States|key_people=Jared Harris (president)|owners=Jared Harris|employees=150|subsidiaries=KJV-TV KJV-AM/-FM|image1=https://fantasymediahub.fandom.com/wiki/File:Harris_Broadcasters_logo.png|caption-image1=Logo for Harris Broadcasters, Inc. with company slogan}} == History == Coming soon... == Properties == Harris Broadcasting Inc. has only ever owned one TV station and its three radio sisters. === Current properties === (**) denotes a station built and signed-on by Harris Broadcasters, Inc. {| class="sortable fandom-table" |+Television stations !City of license/market !Station !Channel TV (RF) !Owned since !Affiliation |- |Corpus Christi, Texas |[[KJV-TV]] ** |6 (19) |1956 |NBC First Alert Weather Now (DT2) Telemundo (DT3) |} {| class="sortable fandom-table" |+Radio stations !City of license/market !Station !Owned since !Format !HD Radio subchannels |- | rowspan="3" |Corpus Christi, Texas |[[KJV]] (1360 AM) |1947 |News/talk | |- |[[KJV-FM]] ** (93.7) |1948 |AOR (analog/HD1) |KJV 6.1 NBC simulcast (HD2) KJV 6.3 Telemundo simulcast (HD3) |- |[[K266JV]] ** (101.1 FM) |2009 |KJV 6.1 NBC simulcast | |} 2e79f73f48fbb231eea37ec26358330e92892799 226 225 2023-05-09T02:13:09Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki Harris Broadcasters Inc. is an American media company based in Corpus Christi, Texas, United States. The company owns and operates KJV-TV, Corpus Christi's NBC/Telemundo affiliate, as well as three radio stations: KJV (1360 AM), KJV-FM (93.9), and K266JV (101.1 FM). {{Company|title1=Harris Broadcasters, Inc.|type=Private corporation|industry=Broadcasting|date_founded=11 February 1947|founder=J. Randolph Harris, Sr.|hq=Corpus Christi, Texas, United States|key_people=Jared Harris (president)|owners=Jared Harris|employees=150|subsidiaries=KJV-TV KJV-AM/-FM|image1=https://fantasymediahub.fandom.com/wiki/File:Harris_Broadcasters_logo.png|caption-image1=Logo for Harris Broadcasters, Inc. with company slogan}} == History == Coming soon... == Properties == Harris Broadcasting Inc. has only ever owned one TV station and its three radio sisters. === Current properties === (**) denotes a station built and signed-on by Harris Broadcasters, Inc. {| class="sortable fandom-table" |+Television stations !City of license/market !Station !Channel TV (RF) !Owned since !Affiliation |- |Corpus Christi, Texas |[[KJV-TV]] ** |6 (19) |1956 |NBC First Alert Weather Now (DT2) Telemundo (DT3) |} {| class="sortable fandom-table" |+Radio stations !City of license/market !Station !Owned since !Format !HD Radio subchannels |- | rowspan="3" |Corpus Christi, Texas |[[KJV]] (1360 AM) |1947 |News/talk | |- |[[KJV-FM]] ** (93.7) |1948 |AOR (analog/HD1) |KJV 6.1 NBC simulcast (HD2) KJV 6.3 Telemundo simulcast (HD3) |- |[[K266JV]] ** (101.1 FM) |2009 |KJV 6.1 NBC simulcast | |} 7a690d65db8841eb9db12402e4c4eafa48f829d3 248 226 2023-05-09T04:51:51Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki Harris Broadcasters Inc. is an American media company based in Corpus Christi, Texas, United States. The company owns and operates KJV-TV, Corpus Christi's NBC/Telemundo affiliate, as well as three radio stations: KJV (1360 AM), KJV-FM (93.9), and K266JV (101.1 FM). {{Company|title1=Harris Broadcasters, Inc.|type=Private corporation|industry=Broadcasting|date_founded=11 February 1947|founder=J. Randolph Harris, Sr.|hq=Corpus Christi, Texas, United States|key_people=Jared Harris (president)|owners=Jared Harris|employees=150|subsidiaries=KJV-TV KJV-AM/-FM|image1=https://fantasymediahub.fandom.com/wiki/File:Harris_Broadcasters_logo.png|caption-image1=Logo for Harris Broadcasters, Inc. with company slogan}} == History == Coming soon... == Properties == Harris Broadcasting Inc. has only ever owned one TV station and its three radio sisters. === Current properties === (**) denotes a station built and signed-on by Harris Broadcasters, Inc. {| class="sortable fandom-table" |+Television stations !City of license/market !Station !Channel TV (RF) !Owned since !Affiliation |- |Corpus Christi, Texas |[[KJV-TV]] ** |6 (19) |1956 |NBC First Warning Weather Now (DT2) Telemundo (DT3) |} {| class="sortable fandom-table" |+Radio stations !City of license/market !Station !Owned since !Format !HD Radio subchannels |- | rowspan="3" |Corpus Christi, Texas |[[KJV]] (1360 AM) |1947 |News/talk | |- |[[KJV-FM]] ** (93.9) |1948 |AOR (analog/HD1) |KJV 6.1 NBC simulcast (HD2) KJV 6.3 Telemundo simulcast (HD3) |- |[[K266JV]] ** (101.1 FM) |2009 |KJV 6.1 NBC simulcast | |} d6ebc23cc70a2414bb1560b43e3e1f0ddf82978b 249 248 2023-05-09T04:52:26Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki Harris Broadcasters Inc. is an American media company based in Corpus Christi, Texas, United States. The company owns and operates KJV-TV, Corpus Christi's NBC/Telemundo affiliate, as well as three radio stations: KJV (1360 AM), KJV-FM (93.9), and K266JV (101.1 FM). {{Company|title1=Harris Broadcasters, Inc.|type=Private corporation|industry=Broadcasting|date_founded=11 February 1947|founder=J. Randolph Harris, Sr.|hq=Corpus Christi, Texas, United States|key_people=Jared Harris (president)|owners=Jared Harris|employees=150|subsidiaries=KJV-TV KJV-AM/-FM|image1=https://fantasymediahub.fandom.com/wiki/File:Harris_Broadcasters_logo.png|caption-image1=Logo for Harris Broadcasters, Inc. with company slogan}} == History == Coming soon... == Properties == Harris Broadcasting Inc. has only ever owned one TV station and its three radio sisters. === Current properties === (**) denotes a station built and signed-on by Harris Broadcasters, Inc. {| class="sortable fandom-table" |+Television stations !City of license/market !Station !Channel TV (RF) !Owned since !Affiliation |- |Corpus Christi, Texas |[[KJV-TV]] ** |6 (19) |1956 |NBC First Warning Weather Now (DT2)<br> Telemundo (DT3) |} {| class="sortable fandom-table" |+Radio stations !City of license/market !Station !Owned since !Format !HD Radio subchannels |- | rowspan="3" |Corpus Christi, Texas |[[KJV]] (1360 AM) |1947 |News/talk | |- |[[KJV-FM]] ** (93.9) |1948 |AOR (analog/HD1) |KJV 6.1 NBC simulcast (HD2)<br> KJV 6.3 Telemundo simulcast (HD3) |- |[[K266JV]] ** (101.1 FM) |2009 |KJV 6.1 NBC simulcast | |} 9861efc5cc31ca3c4b195ba540b68be6e845e3f2 250 249 2023-05-09T04:53:53Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki Harris Broadcasters Inc. is an American media company based in Corpus Christi, Texas, United States. The company owns and operates KJV-TV, Corpus Christi's NBC/Telemundo affiliate, as well as three radio stations: KJV (1360 AM), KJV-FM (93.9), and K266JV (101.1 FM). {{Company|title1=Harris Broadcasters, Inc.|type=Private corporation|industry=Broadcasting|date_founded=11 February 1947|founder=J. Randolph Harris, Sr.|hq=Corpus Christi, Texas, United States|key_people=Jared Harris (president)|owners=Jared Harris|employees=150|subsidiaries=KJV-TV KJV-AM/-FM|image1=https://fantasymediahub.fandom.com/wiki/File:Harris_Broadcasters_logo.png|caption-image1=Logo for Harris Broadcasters, Inc. with company slogan}} == History == Coming soon... == Properties == Harris Broadcasting Inc. has only ever owned one TV station and its three radio sisters. === Current properties === (**) denotes a station built and signed-on by Harris Broadcasters, Inc. ==== Television stations ==== {| class="sortable fandom-table" !City of license/market !Station !Channel TV (RF) !Owned since !Affiliation |- |Corpus Christi, Texas |[[KJV-TV]] ** |6 (19) |1956 |NBC First Warning Weather Now (DT2)<br>Telemundo (DT3) |} ==== Radio stations ==== {| class="sortable fandom-table" !City of license/market !Station !Owned since !Format !HD Radio subchannels |- | rowspan="3" |Corpus Christi, Texas |[[KJV]] (1360 AM) |1947 |News/talk | |- |[[KJV-FM]] ** (93.9) |1948 |AOR (analog/HD1) |KJV 6.1 NBC simulcast (HD2)<br>KJV 6.3 Telemundo simulcast (HD3) |- |[[K266JV]] ** (101.1 FM) |2009 |KJV 6.1 NBC simulcast | |} 85efdb99bd6802770cac9ba181d81945b2b282fa 251 250 2023-05-09T04:54:48Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki Harris Broadcasters Inc. is an American media company based in Corpus Christi, Texas, United States. The company owns and operates KJV-TV, Corpus Christi's NBC/Telemundo affiliate, as well as three radio stations: KJV (1360 AM), KJV-FM (93.9), and K266JV (101.1 FM). {{Company|title1=Harris Broadcasters, Inc.|type=Private corporation|industry=Broadcasting|date_founded=11 February 1947|founder=J. Randolph Harris, Sr.|hq=Corpus Christi, Texas, United States|key_people=Jared Harris (president)|owners=Jared Harris|employees=150|subsidiaries=KJV-TV KJV-AM/-FM|image1=https://fantasymediahub.fandom.com/wiki/File:Harris_Broadcasters_logo.png|caption-image1=Logo for Harris Broadcasters, Inc. with company slogan}} == History == Coming soon... == Properties == Harris Broadcasting Inc. has only ever owned one TV station and its three radio sisters. === Current properties === (**) denotes a station built and signed-on by Harris Broadcasters, Inc. ==== Television stations ==== {| class="sortable fandom-table" !City of license/market !Station !Channel TV (RF) !Owned since !Affiliation !Subchannels(s) |- |Corpus Christi, Texas |[[KJV-TV]] ** |6 (19) |1956 |NBC |First Warning Weather Now (DT2)<br>Telemundo (DT3) |} ==== Radio stations ==== {| class="sortable fandom-table" !City of license/market !Station !Owned since !Format !HD Radio subchannels |- | rowspan="3" |Corpus Christi, Texas |[[KJV]] (1360 AM) |1947 |News/talk | |- |[[KJV-FM]] ** (93.9) |1948 |AOR (analog/HD1) |KJV 6.1 NBC simulcast (HD2)<br>KJV 6.3 Telemundo simulcast (HD3) |- |[[K266JV]] ** (101.1 FM) |2009 |KJV 6.1 NBC simulcast | |} 39ab1a98d55c51f947a96ec3a3e78f174cd7335e 6 177 220 2023-05-09T01:58:58Z Thecircuitman 52937571 wikitext text/x-wiki Logo for Harris Broadcasters, Inc. with company slogan 6f3d6e34812b1a58254eb54ac6fb0456f639cf4d 6 178 229 2023-05-09T02:51:40Z Thecircuitman 52937571 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 179 231 2023-05-09T03:12:49Z Thecircuitman 52937571 Initial page creation wikitext text/x-wiki KJV-TV (channel 6) is a television station in Corpus Christi, Texas, United States, affiliated with NBC and Telemundo. The station is the sole television property of locally-based Harris Broadcasters Inc. (not to be confused with the defunct broadcast equipment manufacturer) alongside KJV (1360 AM), KJV-FM (93.9), and K266JV (101.1 FM). The studios and offices for all Harris Broadcasters stations are located on the 26th through 28th floors of One Shoreline Plaza’s south tower in downtown Corpus Christi; KJV-TV’s transmitter facilities (shared with KJV-FM) are located near Robstown. {{Televisionstation|title1=KJV-TV|image1=https://fantasymediahub.fandom.com/wiki/File:KJV_6_logo.png|caption-image1=KJV-TV logo|row1=Corpus Christi, Texas|row2=United States|row3=Digital: 19 (UHF) Virtual: 6|row4=DT1: KJV 6 (general); Eyewitness News (newscasts) DT2: First Warning Weather Now DT3: Telemundo Corpus Christi (general); Noticiero Telemundo Corpus Christi (newscasts)|row5=Working in the Spirit of Texas|title2=Programming|row6=6.1: NBC (since 1956) 6.2: independent 24-hour weather (since 2001) 6.3: Telemundo (since 2003)|title3=Ownership|row7=Harris Broadcasters, Inc.|row9=KJV KJV-FM K266JV|title4=History|row10=6 June 1956|row11=|row12=6 (VHF, 1956-2009)|row13=|row14=King James Version of the Bible (derived from sister station KJV, formerly owned by the Catholic Church)|title5=Technical information|row15=WBC|row16=1,000 kW|row17=377 m (1,236 ft)|row18=Audio-only: K266JV 101.1 FM (6.1); KJV-FM 93.7 HD2 (6.1); KJV-FM 93.7 HD3 (6.3)}} == History == === Beginnings === KJV-TV can trace its beginnings to KJV 1360 AM, which signed on the air as Corpus Christi’s first radio station in 1929. KJV (AM) was initially owned by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Corpus Christi, which sold the station to its chief engineer J. Randolph Harris in 1947. Working under the Harris Broadcasters Inc. corporate entity, Harris was keen to add to his new purchase, quickly signing on KJV-FM on 93.9 MHz as one of the first FM radio stations in Texas in 1948, and then applying to the Federal Communications Commission for the Channel 4 allocation in Corpus Christi just three days before the freeze on new applications in November 1948. After the Sixth Report and Order was issued in 1952, solidifying channels 6 and 10 for Corpus Christi, Harris Broadcasters Inc. amended their application to channel 6. Their application ran unopposed, and the FCC granted a construction permit on 6 June 1953. In preparation to put Channel 6 on the air, and recognizing the long-term value of having all operations under one roof, J. Randolph Harris mortgaged all company assets to begin construction of a new broadcast house on Ocean Drive, just south of present-day Cole Park. The two-story building enabled KJV-AM-FM to leave leased space in the 1929-vintage Wilson Plaza North tower and consolidate with their new TV sister in brand-new facilities. KJV (AM) was already a longtime affiliate of the NBC Red Network, having taken the affiliation at sign-on nearly twenty years prior. That business relationship ensured that when KJV-TV signed on the air on 6 June 1956, the station would secure the primary NBC affiliation for itself. KJV-TV is therefore one of the few television stations in the United States that has retained the same owner, call letters, channel number, and primary network affiliation for its entire existence. On 3 August 1970, the station was minimally flooded by storm surge (but remained on the air) from landfalling Hurricane Celia. Weatherman Tom Nix earned a Peabody Award for his coverage of the storm as the KJV-TV set flooded while on air. The studios required extensive repairs in the aftermath of the storm and ultimately incurred over $150,000 of damage ($1.17 million, 2023 dollars). Despite a stellar public reputation in the wake of Hurricane Celia, the financial hit incurred due to required repairs was a detriment to the station’s ratings in the 1970s through late 1980s. Challenges from a nascent KTHR and KXCC, as well as a weak NBC primetime lineup and limited syndication inventory, slipped the station into a malaise, buoyed only by the legacy status KJV-TV and its radio sisters enjoyed. J. Randolph Harris’ old-line leadership also played a role in the stormy fortunes of the stations; he remained active in leading the stations until his death in 1987 at the age of 86. To the abject horror of station staff, Harris had been secretly negotiating a sale of the stations to Gannett, Inc. at the time of his death, but his will had not yet been updated to reflect this; ownership of the stations transferred to his 49-year-old son, and longtime station manager, J. Randolph Harris Jr. (often called Junior by his staff). Under Harris Jr.’s leadership, as well as his father’s stock market investments (cashed in and invested into the station) and a resurgent NBC primetime lineup, KJV’s fortunes turned around in the 1990s. Along with high-profile talent acquisitions from KTHR (Jay Ricci and Lee Sausley), plus schoolteacher Dot Pettersen, the station clawed back their lost ratings from the 1960s. Harris Jr. suddenly passed away in June 1996 (three days after the station’s 40th anniversary), which was a shock to both the stations and the community. Both groups were skeptical when they found that ownership of the stations was willed to Harris Jr.’s son Jared, just nineteen years of age at the time and attending Texas A&M University. Jared shocked station employees when he stepped up to the challenge and left Texas A&M to lead Harris Broadcasters. He gave a lot of latitude to individual department heads, which resulted in an explosion of innovation at the station. Ratings saw a dramatic upswing, and enough ad revenue was generated to purchase outright (not lease) the station’s first helicopter in 1998. === Hurricane Bret === KJV-AM-FM-TV’s longtime Ocean Drive studio facility was vulnerable to hurricane flooding over the years, having been flooded once by Hurricane Celia in 1970 (see above). The station would experience catastrophe (and tragedy) again on the evening of 22 August 1999. KJV-TV had abandoned regular programming on 21 August, as the station’s meteorologists had sounded the alarm that the then-Category 4 Hurricane Bret would pose a significant risk to the South Texas coastline, if not the City of Corpus Christi itself. Due to the uncertainty of the storm’s path, live team coverage was in place as far north as Port Lavaca and as far south as Brownsville, and the station’s then-new helicopter was flown inland to be available in the storm’s aftermath. Coverage was simulcast on KJV radio as the mayor of Corpus Christi issued a voluntary evacuation notice. At approximately 6:15 pm CDT on the evening of 22 August, the station’s studios began taking on storm surge water ahead of the eye’s landfall. Chief meteorologist Dale Nelson let out an expletive on-air when he noticed the rapidly rising water and immediately ordered station staff to move to the upper floor of the building. Within fifteen minutes, the station went from being dry to having two feet of water on the ground floor; the flooding would increase to over six feet. This storm surge flooding destroyed the station’s set, newsroom, master control, and other technical areas. Electricity was lost shortly thereafter due to the station’s standby generator also being flooded. Upon losing the studio-transmitter link, transmitter engineer Robert “Rocky” Oliveira patched in a separate Doppler radar feed to restore the TV signal, and also patched in a two-way radio to enable Nelson to continue to communicate with the audience on KJV-FM. This practice was quickly adopted by Oliveira’s counterpart at KJV 1360’s separate transmitter site, and was credited by local media as an action that saved lives. As the high-end Category 3 storm made landfall at 7:45 pm CDT, station staff were still trapped on the second floor. At 9:19 pm CDT, after being battered by high winds for three and a half hours and enduring both sides of the hurricane’s eyewall, a guy wire on the KJV-FM-TV tower near Robstown failed, felling the 1,260-foot tower. The bulk of the tower fell on the transmitter building, instantly killing transmitter engineer Oliveira, destroying the transmitter building and everything within, and taking KJV-FM-TV silent. The KJV AM transmitter, located two miles east of the TV-FM tower, was unaffected and continued to provide coverage via two-way radio for the duration of the event. After the storm, Harris Broadcasters Inc. president Jared Harris promised his namesake company’s full commitment to returning to the airwaves. KJV-AM-FM-TV was offered temporary refuge in the nearby studios of KTHR-TV (channel 3); the arrangement ultimately lasted for seventeen months while new facilities were constructed on the upper floors of One Shoreline Plaza. It was during this time that KJV adopted a new slogan, “Rebuilding in the Spirit of Texas”. A temporary transmitter facility was constructed at the KJV-AM site. KJV-AM-FM-TV dedicated their new “Window on the Bayfront” facilities on 31 January 2001; the newsroom is now known as the Rocky Oliveira Memorial Newsroom in the late engineer’s memory. The current facilities were equipped from the beginning for high-definition broadcasting from all three soundstages, including the namesake “Window on the Bayfront” 28th floor studio with panoramic views of the Corpus Christi Bayfront. On that day, the station’s slogan was slightly modified to “Working in the Spirit of Texas”, which still stands today. The station’s former facility, directly adjacent to Cole Park, was sold to the City of Corpus Christi and later demolished to make way for a skatepark. === Helicopter crash === On 19 May 2012, KJV-TV was airing live coverage of the 37th annual Beach to Bay Relay Marathon. To provide more comprehensive live coverage, the station rented a second ENG-equipped helicopter to supplement coverage from 6 Live TeleCopter. The station’s main helicopter, a 1979 Bell OH-58 Kiowa (the military version of the 206 JetRanger) was in a low (but out-of-ground effect) hover above the Corpus Christi Bay seawall just east of Cole Park to capture video of the first runners crossing the finish line. The pilot/reporter had intended to return to a nearby helipad for fuel immediately after the finish, and the second helicopter would take over the main helicopter’s duty station. Both pilots reported using a lot of effort to maintain out-of-ground effect hover, given strong 25-35 mph winds on the day of the race. As the first runners crossed the finish line at 9:27 am, the helicopter experienced a sudden loss of power and the pilot immediately executed an autorotation, followed by an emergency call to air traffic control: “TV 6 going down!” The crew of the second helicopter quickly moved their nose-mounted camera to capture the crash sequence, which aired live on KJV; the video was later provided to the NTSB for their investigation. The main helicopter pilot reported that he tried to autorotate the chopper onto the grassy knoll of Cole Park, but could not get the flight controls to respond adequately. No further radio calls were made from the aircraft. Within fifteen seconds of the power loss, the helicopter crash-landed on the seawall at a 45-degree roll angle and promptly overturned into the water. The pilot and photographer both escaped the aircraft with serious injuries. It was initially determined that the cause of the crash was the pilot’s failure to maintain minimum reserve fuel. However, further investigation revealed a significant issue with the Bell OH-58/206, wherein abrupt maneuvers (such as maintaining OGE hover in high winds) on minimum fuel would cause fuel starvation and an uncommanded engine rollback. == Programming == === News operation === KJV-TV presently broadcasts 52.5 hours of locally-produced newscasts each week. Channel 6.1 carries 35.5 hours of English-language news per week, with six hours each weekday and 2.5 hours each Saturday and Sunday. Channel 6.3 carries 17 hours of Spanish-language news per week, with 2.5 hours each weekday and 2 hours each Saturday and Sunday. This includes a weekly Sunday night half-hour sports special on both subchannels; but does not count the 24-hour Doppler radar loop, combined with recorded cut-ins from the KJV 6 First Warning Weather team, that airs continuously on channel 6.2. KJV-TV has been a factor in the Corpus Christi media market throughout its entire existence, including enjoying the number one spot in the ratings since 1992. This owes to Harris Broadcasters’ leadership status in owning the first radio station in Corpus Christi, their lifelong affiliation with the NBC network, and (since 1988) significant local investment into the newsroom relative to the corporate-owned competition. The station (sharing with KJV radio) owns and operates 6 Live TeleCopter, a 2006 Eurocopter AS350B2 helicopter, for aerial news gathering duties; this practice is largely unheard of in smaller media markets. On KJV’s Telemundo subchannel, the helicopter is branded “Última Hora SuperCóptero”; the station occasionally provides a live Spanish-language reporter in the helicopter for breaking news events. The station has used the Eyewitness News brand for its English-language news since 1966. Also uncommon for a small market, the station has usually been known for longevity of talent; chief meteorologist Dale Nelson has served the station since 1981, and longtime anchors Lee Sausley and Dot Pettersen have only recently retired after serving over thirty years each. KJV-TV is one of a handful of stations which typically assigns managing editor duty to their anchors. On 6 June 2006, KJV-TV became the first TV station in the state of Texas, and the ninth in the country, to upgrade their local news production to high definition. KJV-TV’s NBC network programming, as well as syndicated programming and local advertising, also upgraded to high definition where available. Telemundo network programming made the HD upgrade on 23 April 2009, despite the local newscast having upgraded to HD nearly three years prior. Field video remained in 16:9 standard definition until 2010, except for 6 Live TeleCopter, which did not upgrade until the crashed helicopter was replaced in 2013. ==== Notable people ==== Sonya Hill (2011-present) Mark Koelbel (1991-1996, now at KUTV) Max Mayfield (2007-2019, retired) Capt. Dave Miller, USN Ret. (2013-present) Dale Nelson (1981-present) Dot Pettersen (1988-2021, retired) Lorena Placencia (2013-2023, no longer in TV) Lee Sausley (1989-2021, retired) Matt Terhune (2007-2016, deceased) Tom Terry (1990-1995, now at WOTW) == Technical information == cdfb04f6aaed19aff513336fb412dbf75446e402 232 231 2023-05-09T03:16:06Z Thecircuitman 52937571 Added technical section wikitext text/x-wiki KJV-TV (channel 6) is a television station in Corpus Christi, Texas, United States, affiliated with NBC and Telemundo. The station is the sole television property of locally-based Harris Broadcasters Inc. (not to be confused with the defunct broadcast equipment manufacturer) alongside KJV (1360 AM), KJV-FM (93.9), and K266JV (101.1 FM). The studios and offices for all Harris Broadcasters stations are located on the 26th through 28th floors of One Shoreline Plaza’s south tower in downtown Corpus Christi; KJV-TV’s transmitter facilities (shared with KJV-FM) are located near Robstown. {{Televisionstation|title1=KJV-TV|image1=https://fantasymediahub.fandom.com/wiki/File:KJV_6_logo.png|caption-image1=KJV-TV logo|row1=Corpus Christi, Texas|row2=United States|row3=Digital: 19 (UHF) Virtual: 6|row4=DT1: KJV 6 (general); Eyewitness News (newscasts) DT2: First Warning Weather Now DT3: Telemundo Corpus Christi (general); Noticiero Telemundo Corpus Christi (newscasts)|row5=Working in the Spirit of Texas|title2=Programming|row6=6.1: NBC (since 1956) 6.2: independent 24-hour weather (since 2001) 6.3: Telemundo (since 2003)|title3=Ownership|row7=Harris Broadcasters, Inc.|row9=KJV KJV-FM K266JV|title4=History|row10=6 June 1956|row11=|row12=6 (VHF, 1956-2009)|row13=|row14=King James Version of the Bible (derived from sister station KJV, formerly owned by the Catholic Church)|title5=Technical information|row15=WBC|row16=1,000 kW|row17=377 m (1,236 ft)|row18=Audio-only: K266JV 101.1 FM (6.1); KJV-FM 93.7 HD2 (6.1); KJV-FM 93.7 HD3 (6.3)}} == History == === Beginnings === KJV-TV can trace its beginnings to KJV 1360 AM, which signed on the air as Corpus Christi’s first radio station in 1929. KJV (AM) was initially owned by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Corpus Christi, which sold the station to its chief engineer J. Randolph Harris in 1947. Working under the Harris Broadcasters Inc. corporate entity, Harris was keen to add to his new purchase, quickly signing on KJV-FM on 93.9 MHz as one of the first FM radio stations in Texas in 1948, and then applying to the Federal Communications Commission for the Channel 4 allocation in Corpus Christi just three days before the freeze on new applications in November 1948. After the Sixth Report and Order was issued in 1952, solidifying channels 6 and 10 for Corpus Christi, Harris Broadcasters Inc. amended their application to channel 6. Their application ran unopposed, and the FCC granted a construction permit on 6 June 1953. In preparation to put Channel 6 on the air, and recognizing the long-term value of having all operations under one roof, J. Randolph Harris mortgaged all company assets to begin construction of a new broadcast house on Ocean Drive, just south of present-day Cole Park. The two-story building enabled KJV-AM-FM to leave leased space in the 1929-vintage Wilson Plaza North tower and consolidate with their new TV sister in brand-new facilities. KJV (AM) was already a longtime affiliate of the NBC Red Network, having taken the affiliation at sign-on nearly twenty years prior. That business relationship ensured that when KJV-TV signed on the air on 6 June 1956, the station would secure the primary NBC affiliation for itself. KJV-TV is therefore one of the few television stations in the United States that has retained the same owner, call letters, channel number, and primary network affiliation for its entire existence. On 3 August 1970, the station was minimally flooded by storm surge (but remained on the air) from landfalling Hurricane Celia. Weatherman Tom Nix earned a Peabody Award for his coverage of the storm as the KJV-TV set flooded while on air. The studios required extensive repairs in the aftermath of the storm and ultimately incurred over $150,000 of damage ($1.17 million, 2023 dollars). Despite a stellar public reputation in the wake of Hurricane Celia, the financial hit incurred due to required repairs was a detriment to the station’s ratings in the 1970s through late 1980s. Challenges from a nascent KTHR and KXCC, as well as a weak NBC primetime lineup and limited syndication inventory, slipped the station into a malaise, buoyed only by the legacy status KJV-TV and its radio sisters enjoyed. J. Randolph Harris’ old-line leadership also played a role in the stormy fortunes of the stations; he remained active in leading the stations until his death in 1987 at the age of 86. To the abject horror of station staff, Harris had been secretly negotiating a sale of the stations to Gannett, Inc. at the time of his death, but his will had not yet been updated to reflect this; ownership of the stations transferred to his 49-year-old son, and longtime station manager, J. Randolph Harris Jr. (often called Junior by his staff). Under Harris Jr.’s leadership, as well as his father’s stock market investments (cashed in and invested into the station) and a resurgent NBC primetime lineup, KJV’s fortunes turned around in the 1990s. Along with high-profile talent acquisitions from KTHR (Jay Ricci and Lee Sausley), plus schoolteacher Dot Pettersen, the station clawed back their lost ratings from the 1960s. Harris Jr. suddenly passed away in June 1996 (three days after the station’s 40th anniversary), which was a shock to both the stations and the community. Both groups were skeptical when they found that ownership of the stations was willed to Harris Jr.’s son Jared, just nineteen years of age at the time and attending Texas A&M University. Jared shocked station employees when he stepped up to the challenge and left Texas A&M to lead Harris Broadcasters. He gave a lot of latitude to individual department heads, which resulted in an explosion of innovation at the station. Ratings saw a dramatic upswing, and enough ad revenue was generated to purchase outright (not lease) the station’s first helicopter in 1998. === Hurricane Bret === KJV-AM-FM-TV’s longtime Ocean Drive studio facility was vulnerable to hurricane flooding over the years, having been flooded once by Hurricane Celia in 1970 (see above). The station would experience catastrophe (and tragedy) again on the evening of 22 August 1999. KJV-TV had abandoned regular programming on 21 August, as the station’s meteorologists had sounded the alarm that the then-Category 4 Hurricane Bret would pose a significant risk to the South Texas coastline, if not the City of Corpus Christi itself. Due to the uncertainty of the storm’s path, live team coverage was in place as far north as Port Lavaca and as far south as Brownsville, and the station’s then-new helicopter was flown inland to be available in the storm’s aftermath. Coverage was simulcast on KJV radio as the mayor of Corpus Christi issued a voluntary evacuation notice. At approximately 6:15 pm CDT on the evening of 22 August, the station’s studios began taking on storm surge water ahead of the eye’s landfall. Chief meteorologist Dale Nelson let out an expletive on-air when he noticed the rapidly rising water and immediately ordered station staff to move to the upper floor of the building. Within fifteen minutes, the station went from being dry to having two feet of water on the ground floor; the flooding would increase to over six feet. This storm surge flooding destroyed the station’s set, newsroom, master control, and other technical areas. Electricity was lost shortly thereafter due to the station’s standby generator also being flooded. Upon losing the studio-transmitter link, transmitter engineer Robert “Rocky” Oliveira patched in a separate Doppler radar feed to restore the TV signal, and also patched in a two-way radio to enable Nelson to continue to communicate with the audience on KJV-FM. This practice was quickly adopted by Oliveira’s counterpart at KJV 1360’s separate transmitter site, and was credited by local media as an action that saved lives. As the high-end Category 3 storm made landfall at 7:45 pm CDT, station staff were still trapped on the second floor. At 9:19 pm CDT, after being battered by high winds for three and a half hours and enduring both sides of the hurricane’s eyewall, a guy wire on the KJV-FM-TV tower near Robstown failed, felling the 1,260-foot tower. The bulk of the tower fell on the transmitter building, instantly killing transmitter engineer Oliveira, destroying the transmitter building and everything within, and taking KJV-FM-TV silent. The KJV AM transmitter, located two miles east of the TV-FM tower, was unaffected and continued to provide coverage via two-way radio for the duration of the event. After the storm, Harris Broadcasters Inc. president Jared Harris promised his namesake company’s full commitment to returning to the airwaves. KJV-AM-FM-TV was offered temporary refuge in the nearby studios of KTHR-TV (channel 3); the arrangement ultimately lasted for seventeen months while new facilities were constructed on the upper floors of One Shoreline Plaza. It was during this time that KJV adopted a new slogan, “Rebuilding in the Spirit of Texas”. A temporary transmitter facility was constructed at the KJV-AM site. KJV-AM-FM-TV dedicated their new “Window on the Bayfront” facilities on 31 January 2001; the newsroom is now known as the Rocky Oliveira Memorial Newsroom in the late engineer’s memory. The current facilities were equipped from the beginning for high-definition broadcasting from all three soundstages, including the namesake “Window on the Bayfront” 28th floor studio with panoramic views of the Corpus Christi Bayfront. On that day, the station’s slogan was slightly modified to “Working in the Spirit of Texas”, which still stands today. The station’s former facility, directly adjacent to Cole Park, was sold to the City of Corpus Christi and later demolished to make way for a skatepark. === Helicopter crash === On 19 May 2012, KJV-TV was airing live coverage of the 37th annual Beach to Bay Relay Marathon. To provide more comprehensive live coverage, the station rented a second ENG-equipped helicopter to supplement coverage from 6 Live TeleCopter. The station’s main helicopter, a 1979 Bell OH-58 Kiowa (the military version of the 206 JetRanger) was in a low (but out-of-ground effect) hover above the Corpus Christi Bay seawall just east of Cole Park to capture video of the first runners crossing the finish line. The pilot/reporter had intended to return to a nearby helipad for fuel immediately after the finish, and the second helicopter would take over the main helicopter’s duty station. Both pilots reported using a lot of effort to maintain out-of-ground effect hover, given strong 25-35 mph winds on the day of the race. As the first runners crossed the finish line at 9:27 am, the helicopter experienced a sudden loss of power and the pilot immediately executed an autorotation, followed by an emergency call to air traffic control: “TV 6 going down!” The crew of the second helicopter quickly moved their nose-mounted camera to capture the crash sequence, which aired live on KJV; the video was later provided to the NTSB for their investigation. The main helicopter pilot reported that he tried to autorotate the chopper onto the grassy knoll of Cole Park, but could not get the flight controls to respond adequately. No further radio calls were made from the aircraft. Within fifteen seconds of the power loss, the helicopter crash-landed on the seawall at a 45-degree roll angle and promptly overturned into the water. The pilot and photographer both escaped the aircraft with serious injuries. It was initially determined that the cause of the crash was the pilot’s failure to maintain minimum reserve fuel. However, further investigation revealed a significant issue with the Bell OH-58/206, wherein abrupt maneuvers (such as maintaining OGE hover in high winds) on minimum fuel would cause fuel starvation and an uncommanded engine rollback. == Programming == === News operation === KJV-TV presently broadcasts 52.5 hours of locally-produced newscasts each week. Channel 6.1 carries 35.5 hours of English-language news per week, with six hours each weekday and 2.5 hours each Saturday and Sunday. Channel 6.3 carries 17 hours of Spanish-language news per week, with 2.5 hours each weekday and 2 hours each Saturday and Sunday. This includes a weekly Sunday night half-hour sports special on both subchannels; but does not count the 24-hour Doppler radar loop, combined with recorded cut-ins from the KJV 6 First Warning Weather team, that airs continuously on channel 6.2. KJV-TV has been a factor in the Corpus Christi media market throughout its entire existence, including enjoying the number one spot in the ratings since 1992. This owes to Harris Broadcasters’ leadership status in owning the first radio station in Corpus Christi, their lifelong affiliation with the NBC network, and (since 1988) significant local investment into the newsroom relative to the corporate-owned competition. The station (sharing with KJV radio) owns and operates 6 Live TeleCopter, a 2006 Eurocopter AS350B2 helicopter, for aerial news gathering duties; this practice is largely unheard of in smaller media markets. On KJV’s Telemundo subchannel, the helicopter is branded “Última Hora SuperCóptero”; the station occasionally provides a live Spanish-language reporter in the helicopter for breaking news events. The station has used the Eyewitness News brand for its English-language news since 1966. Also uncommon for a small market, the station has usually been known for longevity of talent; chief meteorologist Dale Nelson has served the station since 1981, and longtime anchors Lee Sausley and Dot Pettersen have only recently retired after serving over thirty years each. KJV-TV is one of a handful of stations which typically assigns managing editor duty to their anchors. On 6 June 2006, KJV-TV became the first TV station in the state of Texas, and the ninth in the country, to upgrade their local news production to high definition. KJV-TV’s NBC network programming, as well as syndicated programming and local advertising, also upgraded to high definition where available. Telemundo network programming made the HD upgrade on 23 April 2009, despite the local newscast having upgraded to HD nearly three years prior. Field video remained in 16:9 standard definition until 2010, except for 6 Live TeleCopter, which did not upgrade until the crashed helicopter was replaced in 2013. ==== Notable people ==== Sonya Hill (2011-present) Mark Koelbel (1991-1996, now at KUTV) Max Mayfield (2007-2019, retired) Capt. Dave Miller, USN Ret. (2013-present) Dale Nelson (1981-present) Dot Pettersen (1988-2021, retired) Lorena Placencia (2013-2023, no longer in TV) Lee Sausley (1989-2021, retired) Matt Terhune (2007-2016, deceased) Tom Terry (1990-1995, now at WOTW) == Technical information == === Subchannels === The station's digital signal is multiplexed: {| class="fandom-table" |+Subchannels of KJV-TV !Channel !Format !Aspect !Short name !Programming |- |6.1 |720p |16:9 |KJV-NBC |Main KJV-TV programming/NBC |- |6.2 |720p |16:9 |KJV-WX |First Warning Weather Now |- |6.3 |720p |16:9 |KJV-TMD |Telemundo |} KJV-DT signed on the air on 6 June 2001 (the station’s 45th anniversary) from a new 1,215-foot tower at their permanent site near Robstown; the tower and 4,000 square foot transmitter building were designed to house KJV-FM-TV-DT with room for future tenants. The station’s ATSC sign-on date was relatively early for a smaller-market TV station, thanks in part to Jared Harris’ tech-forward stewardship of Harris Broadcasters Inc., but also a substantial insurance settlement the station received after the aforementioned loss of their studio and transmitter facilities to Hurricane Bret in 1999. The relatively early adoption of digital TV allowed KJV-DT2 (NJV) to provide 24-hour weather coverage on digital channel 6.2 at launch; to begin carrying Telemundo network programming on KJV-DT3 (OJV) digital channel 6.3 on 1 April 2003; and to begin providing high-definition broadcasts on the station’s 50th anniversary, 6 June 2006. On that date, KJV-DT became the second TV station in the world to provide multiple HD subchannels on one signal, as both the NBC and First Warning Weather Now services upgraded to HD. KJV-TV is unusual among NBC affiliates, as the station carries the network feed in 720p rather than the preferred 1080i; chief engineer Jaime Saiz cited demand for NBC sports programming as the reason to transmit in the 720p format. === Analog-to-digital conversion === KJV-TV shut down its analog signal, over VHF channel 6, at the end of the Nearly Noon newscast (11:59 am) on 12 June 2009, the official date on which full-power television stations in the United States transitioned from analog to digital broadcasts under federal mandate. The station's digital signal remained on its pre-transition UHF channel 19. Through the use of PSIP, digital television receivers display the station's virtual channel as its former VHF analog channel 6. As was true of all other analog channel 6 stations in North America, KJV-TV’s audio subcarrier transmitted on a frequency of 87.75 MHz (+10 kHz shift), and as a result, could be picked up on the lower end of the dial on most FM radios at 87.7. This is no longer possible for full-powered stations after the conversion to digital broadcasting. In preparation for this change, on 26 March 2009, Harris Broadcasters signed on a low-power FM radio station, K266JV (101.1), to continue to provide audio-only reception of digital channel 6.1 within the Corpus Christi city limits. This audio service was also later made available on KJV-FM (93.9) HD2, and in Spanish on KJV-FM HD3, which provided a much greater coverage area due to KJV-FM’s very high broadcasting power. f982cf70cb268987d64adf2dc7f7c0579d2b8305 234 232 2023-05-09T03:19:18Z Stephen Shiftwell 43898040 wikitext text/x-wiki KJV-TV (channel 6) is a television station in Corpus Christi, Texas, United States, affiliated with NBC and Telemundo. The station is the sole television property of locally-based Harris Broadcasters Inc. (not to be confused with the defunct broadcast equipment manufacturer) alongside KJV (1360 AM), KJV-FM (93.9), and K266JV (101.1 FM). The studios and offices for all Harris Broadcasters stations are located on the 26th through 28th floors of One Shoreline Plaza’s south tower in downtown Corpus Christi; KJV-TV’s transmitter facilities (shared with KJV-FM) are located near Robstown. {{Televisionstation|title1=KJV-TV|image1=KJV 6 logo.png|caption-image1=KJV-TV logo|row1=Corpus Christi, Texas|row2=United States|row3=Digital: 19 (UHF) Virtual: 6|row4=DT1: KJV 6 (general); Eyewitness News (newscasts) DT2: First Warning Weather Now DT3: Telemundo Corpus Christi (general); Noticiero Telemundo Corpus Christi (newscasts)|row5=Working in the Spirit of Texas|title2=Programming|row6=6.1: NBC (since 1956) 6.2: independent 24-hour weather (since 2001) 6.3: Telemundo (since 2003)|title3=Ownership|row7=Harris Broadcasters, Inc.|row9=KJV KJV-FM K266JV|title4=History|row10=6 June 1956|row11=|row12=6 (VHF, 1956-2009)|row13=|row14=King James Version of the Bible (derived from sister station KJV, formerly owned by the Catholic Church)|title5=Technical information|row15=WBC|row16=1,000 kW|row17=377 m (1,236 ft)|row18=Audio-only: K266JV 101.1 FM (6.1); KJV-FM 93.7 HD2 (6.1); KJV-FM 93.7 HD3 (6.3)}} == History == === Beginnings === KJV-TV can trace its beginnings to KJV 1360 AM, which signed on the air as Corpus Christi’s first radio station in 1929. KJV (AM) was initially owned by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Corpus Christi, which sold the station to its chief engineer J. Randolph Harris in 1947. Working under the Harris Broadcasters Inc. corporate entity, Harris was keen to add to his new purchase, quickly signing on KJV-FM on 93.9 MHz as one of the first FM radio stations in Texas in 1948, and then applying to the Federal Communications Commission for the Channel 4 allocation in Corpus Christi just three days before the freeze on new applications in November 1948. After the Sixth Report and Order was issued in 1952, solidifying channels 6 and 10 for Corpus Christi, Harris Broadcasters Inc. amended their application to channel 6. Their application ran unopposed, and the FCC granted a construction permit on 6 June 1953. In preparation to put Channel 6 on the air, and recognizing the long-term value of having all operations under one roof, J. Randolph Harris mortgaged all company assets to begin construction of a new broadcast house on Ocean Drive, just south of present-day Cole Park. The two-story building enabled KJV-AM-FM to leave leased space in the 1929-vintage Wilson Plaza North tower and consolidate with their new TV sister in brand-new facilities. KJV (AM) was already a longtime affiliate of the NBC Red Network, having taken the affiliation at sign-on nearly twenty years prior. That business relationship ensured that when KJV-TV signed on the air on 6 June 1956, the station would secure the primary NBC affiliation for itself. KJV-TV is therefore one of the few television stations in the United States that has retained the same owner, call letters, channel number, and primary network affiliation for its entire existence. On 3 August 1970, the station was minimally flooded by storm surge (but remained on the air) from landfalling Hurricane Celia. Weatherman Tom Nix earned a Peabody Award for his coverage of the storm as the KJV-TV set flooded while on air. The studios required extensive repairs in the aftermath of the storm and ultimately incurred over $150,000 of damage ($1.17 million, 2023 dollars). Despite a stellar public reputation in the wake of Hurricane Celia, the financial hit incurred due to required repairs was a detriment to the station’s ratings in the 1970s through late 1980s. Challenges from a nascent KTHR and KXCC, as well as a weak NBC primetime lineup and limited syndication inventory, slipped the station into a malaise, buoyed only by the legacy status KJV-TV and its radio sisters enjoyed. J. Randolph Harris’ old-line leadership also played a role in the stormy fortunes of the stations; he remained active in leading the stations until his death in 1987 at the age of 86. To the abject horror of station staff, Harris had been secretly negotiating a sale of the stations to Gannett, Inc. at the time of his death, but his will had not yet been updated to reflect this; ownership of the stations transferred to his 49-year-old son, and longtime station manager, J. Randolph Harris Jr. (often called Junior by his staff). Under Harris Jr.’s leadership, as well as his father’s stock market investments (cashed in and invested into the station) and a resurgent NBC primetime lineup, KJV’s fortunes turned around in the 1990s. Along with high-profile talent acquisitions from KTHR (Jay Ricci and Lee Sausley), plus schoolteacher Dot Pettersen, the station clawed back their lost ratings from the 1960s. Harris Jr. suddenly passed away in June 1996 (three days after the station’s 40th anniversary), which was a shock to both the stations and the community. Both groups were skeptical when they found that ownership of the stations was willed to Harris Jr.’s son Jared, just nineteen years of age at the time and attending Texas A&M University. Jared shocked station employees when he stepped up to the challenge and left Texas A&M to lead Harris Broadcasters. He gave a lot of latitude to individual department heads, which resulted in an explosion of innovation at the station. Ratings saw a dramatic upswing, and enough ad revenue was generated to purchase outright (not lease) the station’s first helicopter in 1998. === Hurricane Bret === KJV-AM-FM-TV’s longtime Ocean Drive studio facility was vulnerable to hurricane flooding over the years, having been flooded once by Hurricane Celia in 1970 (see above). The station would experience catastrophe (and tragedy) again on the evening of 22 August 1999. KJV-TV had abandoned regular programming on 21 August, as the station’s meteorologists had sounded the alarm that the then-Category 4 Hurricane Bret would pose a significant risk to the South Texas coastline, if not the City of Corpus Christi itself. Due to the uncertainty of the storm’s path, live team coverage was in place as far north as Port Lavaca and as far south as Brownsville, and the station’s then-new helicopter was flown inland to be available in the storm’s aftermath. Coverage was simulcast on KJV radio as the mayor of Corpus Christi issued a voluntary evacuation notice. At approximately 6:15 pm CDT on the evening of 22 August, the station’s studios began taking on storm surge water ahead of the eye’s landfall. Chief meteorologist Dale Nelson let out an expletive on-air when he noticed the rapidly rising water and immediately ordered station staff to move to the upper floor of the building. Within fifteen minutes, the station went from being dry to having two feet of water on the ground floor; the flooding would increase to over six feet. This storm surge flooding destroyed the station’s set, newsroom, master control, and other technical areas. Electricity was lost shortly thereafter due to the station’s standby generator also being flooded. Upon losing the studio-transmitter link, transmitter engineer Robert “Rocky” Oliveira patched in a separate Doppler radar feed to restore the TV signal, and also patched in a two-way radio to enable Nelson to continue to communicate with the audience on KJV-FM. This practice was quickly adopted by Oliveira’s counterpart at KJV 1360’s separate transmitter site, and was credited by local media as an action that saved lives. As the high-end Category 3 storm made landfall at 7:45 pm CDT, station staff were still trapped on the second floor. At 9:19 pm CDT, after being battered by high winds for three and a half hours and enduring both sides of the hurricane’s eyewall, a guy wire on the KJV-FM-TV tower near Robstown failed, felling the 1,260-foot tower. The bulk of the tower fell on the transmitter building, instantly killing transmitter engineer Oliveira, destroying the transmitter building and everything within, and taking KJV-FM-TV silent. The KJV AM transmitter, located two miles east of the TV-FM tower, was unaffected and continued to provide coverage via two-way radio for the duration of the event. After the storm, Harris Broadcasters Inc. president Jared Harris promised his namesake company’s full commitment to returning to the airwaves. KJV-AM-FM-TV was offered temporary refuge in the nearby studios of KTHR-TV (channel 3); the arrangement ultimately lasted for seventeen months while new facilities were constructed on the upper floors of One Shoreline Plaza. It was during this time that KJV adopted a new slogan, “Rebuilding in the Spirit of Texas”. A temporary transmitter facility was constructed at the KJV-AM site. KJV-AM-FM-TV dedicated their new “Window on the Bayfront” facilities on 31 January 2001; the newsroom is now known as the Rocky Oliveira Memorial Newsroom in the late engineer’s memory. The current facilities were equipped from the beginning for high-definition broadcasting from all three soundstages, including the namesake “Window on the Bayfront” 28th floor studio with panoramic views of the Corpus Christi Bayfront. On that day, the station’s slogan was slightly modified to “Working in the Spirit of Texas”, which still stands today. The station’s former facility, directly adjacent to Cole Park, was sold to the City of Corpus Christi and later demolished to make way for a skatepark. === Helicopter crash === On 19 May 2012, KJV-TV was airing live coverage of the 37th annual Beach to Bay Relay Marathon. To provide more comprehensive live coverage, the station rented a second ENG-equipped helicopter to supplement coverage from 6 Live TeleCopter. The station’s main helicopter, a 1979 Bell OH-58 Kiowa (the military version of the 206 JetRanger) was in a low (but out-of-ground effect) hover above the Corpus Christi Bay seawall just east of Cole Park to capture video of the first runners crossing the finish line. The pilot/reporter had intended to return to a nearby helipad for fuel immediately after the finish, and the second helicopter would take over the main helicopter’s duty station. Both pilots reported using a lot of effort to maintain out-of-ground effect hover, given strong 25-35 mph winds on the day of the race. As the first runners crossed the finish line at 9:27 am, the helicopter experienced a sudden loss of power and the pilot immediately executed an autorotation, followed by an emergency call to air traffic control: “TV 6 going down!” The crew of the second helicopter quickly moved their nose-mounted camera to capture the crash sequence, which aired live on KJV; the video was later provided to the NTSB for their investigation. The main helicopter pilot reported that he tried to autorotate the chopper onto the grassy knoll of Cole Park, but could not get the flight controls to respond adequately. No further radio calls were made from the aircraft. Within fifteen seconds of the power loss, the helicopter crash-landed on the seawall at a 45-degree roll angle and promptly overturned into the water. The pilot and photographer both escaped the aircraft with serious injuries. It was initially determined that the cause of the crash was the pilot’s failure to maintain minimum reserve fuel. However, further investigation revealed a significant issue with the Bell OH-58/206, wherein abrupt maneuvers (such as maintaining OGE hover in high winds) on minimum fuel would cause fuel starvation and an uncommanded engine rollback. == Programming == === News operation === KJV-TV presently broadcasts 52.5 hours of locally-produced newscasts each week. Channel 6.1 carries 35.5 hours of English-language news per week, with six hours each weekday and 2.5 hours each Saturday and Sunday. Channel 6.3 carries 17 hours of Spanish-language news per week, with 2.5 hours each weekday and 2 hours each Saturday and Sunday. This includes a weekly Sunday night half-hour sports special on both subchannels; but does not count the 24-hour Doppler radar loop, combined with recorded cut-ins from the KJV 6 First Warning Weather team, that airs continuously on channel 6.2. KJV-TV has been a factor in the Corpus Christi media market throughout its entire existence, including enjoying the number one spot in the ratings since 1992. This owes to Harris Broadcasters’ leadership status in owning the first radio station in Corpus Christi, their lifelong affiliation with the NBC network, and (since 1988) significant local investment into the newsroom relative to the corporate-owned competition. The station (sharing with KJV radio) owns and operates 6 Live TeleCopter, a 2006 Eurocopter AS350B2 helicopter, for aerial news gathering duties; this practice is largely unheard of in smaller media markets. On KJV’s Telemundo subchannel, the helicopter is branded “Última Hora SuperCóptero”; the station occasionally provides a live Spanish-language reporter in the helicopter for breaking news events. The station has used the Eyewitness News brand for its English-language news since 1966. Also uncommon for a small market, the station has usually been known for longevity of talent; chief meteorologist Dale Nelson has served the station since 1981, and longtime anchors Lee Sausley and Dot Pettersen have only recently retired after serving over thirty years each. KJV-TV is one of a handful of stations which typically assigns managing editor duty to their anchors. On 6 June 2006, KJV-TV became the first TV station in the state of Texas, and the ninth in the country, to upgrade their local news production to high definition. KJV-TV’s NBC network programming, as well as syndicated programming and local advertising, also upgraded to high definition where available. Telemundo network programming made the HD upgrade on 23 April 2009, despite the local newscast having upgraded to HD nearly three years prior. Field video remained in 16:9 standard definition until 2010, except for 6 Live TeleCopter, which did not upgrade until the crashed helicopter was replaced in 2013. ==== Notable people ==== Sonya Hill (2011-present) Mark Koelbel (1991-1996, now at KUTV) Max Mayfield (2007-2019, retired) Capt. Dave Miller, USN Ret. (2013-present) Dale Nelson (1981-present) Dot Pettersen (1988-2021, retired) Lorena Placencia (2013-2023, no longer in TV) Lee Sausley (1989-2021, retired) Matt Terhune (2007-2016, deceased) Tom Terry (1990-1995, now at WOTW) == Technical information == === Subchannels === The station's digital signal is multiplexed: {| class="fandom-table" |+Subchannels of KJV-TV !Channel !Format !Aspect !Short name !Programming |- |6.1 |720p |16:9 |KJV-NBC |Main KJV-TV programming/NBC |- |6.2 |720p |16:9 |KJV-WX |First Warning Weather Now |- |6.3 |720p |16:9 |KJV-TMD |Telemundo |} KJV-DT signed on the air on 6 June 2001 (the station’s 45th anniversary) from a new 1,215-foot tower at their permanent site near Robstown; the tower and 4,000 square foot transmitter building were designed to house KJV-FM-TV-DT with room for future tenants. The station’s ATSC sign-on date was relatively early for a smaller-market TV station, thanks in part to Jared Harris’ tech-forward stewardship of Harris Broadcasters Inc., but also a substantial insurance settlement the station received after the aforementioned loss of their studio and transmitter facilities to Hurricane Bret in 1999. The relatively early adoption of digital TV allowed KJV-DT2 (NJV) to provide 24-hour weather coverage on digital channel 6.2 at launch; to begin carrying Telemundo network programming on KJV-DT3 (OJV) digital channel 6.3 on 1 April 2003; and to begin providing high-definition broadcasts on the station’s 50th anniversary, 6 June 2006. On that date, KJV-DT became the second TV station in the world to provide multiple HD subchannels on one signal, as both the NBC and First Warning Weather Now services upgraded to HD. KJV-TV is unusual among NBC affiliates, as the station carries the network feed in 720p rather than the preferred 1080i; chief engineer Jaime Saiz cited demand for NBC sports programming as the reason to transmit in the 720p format. === Analog-to-digital conversion === KJV-TV shut down its analog signal, over VHF channel 6, at the end of the Nearly Noon newscast (11:59 am) on 12 June 2009, the official date on which full-power television stations in the United States transitioned from analog to digital broadcasts under federal mandate. The station's digital signal remained on its pre-transition UHF channel 19. Through the use of PSIP, digital television receivers display the station's virtual channel as its former VHF analog channel 6. As was true of all other analog channel 6 stations in North America, KJV-TV’s audio subcarrier transmitted on a frequency of 87.75 MHz (+10 kHz shift), and as a result, could be picked up on the lower end of the dial on most FM radios at 87.7. This is no longer possible for full-powered stations after the conversion to digital broadcasting. In preparation for this change, on 26 March 2009, Harris Broadcasters signed on a low-power FM radio station, K266JV (101.1), to continue to provide audio-only reception of digital channel 6.1 within the Corpus Christi city limits. This audio service was also later made available on KJV-FM (93.9) HD2, and in Spanish on KJV-FM HD3, which provided a much greater coverage area due to KJV-FM’s very high broadcasting power. 77dec27f3e49cb38d4c2009a50f02ce5925e3405 235 234 2023-05-09T03:22:07Z Thecircuitman 52937571 wikitext text/x-wiki KJV-TV (channel 6) is a television station in Corpus Christi, Texas, United States, affiliated with NBC and Telemundo. The station is the sole television property of locally-based Harris Broadcasters Inc. (not to be confused with the defunct broadcast equipment manufacturer) alongside KJV (1360 AM), KJV-FM (93.9), and K266JV (101.1 FM). The studios and offices for all Harris Broadcasters stations are located on the 26th through 28th floors of One Shoreline Plaza’s south tower in downtown Corpus Christi; KJV-TV’s transmitter facilities (shared with KJV-FM) are located near Robstown. {{Televisionstation|title1=KJV-TV|image1=KJV 6 logo.png|caption-image1=KJV-TV logo|row1=Corpus Christi, Texas|row2=United States|row3=Digital: 19 (UHF) Virtual: 6|row4=DT1: KJV 6 (general); Eyewitness News (newscasts) DT2: First Warning Weather Now DT3: Telemundo Corpus Christi (general); Noticiero Telemundo Corpus Christi (newscasts)|row5=Working in the Spirit of Texas|title2=Programming|row6=6.1: NBC (since 1956) 6.2: independent 24-hour weather (since 2001) 6.3: Telemundo (since 2003)|title3=Ownership|row7=Harris Broadcasters, Inc.|row9=KJV KJV-FM K266JV|title4=History|row10=6 June 1956|row11=|row12=6 (VHF, 1956-2009)|row13=|row14=King James Version of the Bible (derived from sister station KJV, formerly owned by the Catholic Church)|title5=Technical information|row15=WBC|row16=1,000 kW|row17=377 m (1,236 ft)|row18=Audio-only: K266JV 101.1 FM (6.1); KJV-FM 93.7 HD2 (6.1); KJV-FM 93.7 HD3 (6.3)}} == History == === Beginnings === KJV-TV can trace its beginnings to KJV 1360 AM, which signed on the air as Corpus Christi’s first radio station in 1929. KJV (AM) was initially owned by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Corpus Christi, which sold the station to its chief engineer J. Randolph Harris in 1947. Working under the Harris Broadcasters Inc. corporate entity, Harris was keen to add to his new purchase, quickly signing on KJV-FM on 93.9 MHz as one of the first FM radio stations in Texas in 1948, and then applying to the Federal Communications Commission for the Channel 4 allocation in Corpus Christi just three days before the freeze on new applications in November 1948. After the Sixth Report and Order was issued in 1952, solidifying channels 6 and 10 for Corpus Christi, Harris Broadcasters Inc. amended their application to channel 6. Their application ran unopposed, and the FCC granted a construction permit on 6 June 1953. In preparation to put Channel 6 on the air, and recognizing the long-term value of having all operations under one roof, J. Randolph Harris mortgaged all company assets to begin construction of a new broadcast house on Ocean Drive, just south of present-day Cole Park. The two-story building enabled KJV-AM-FM to leave leased space in the 1929-vintage Wilson Plaza North tower and consolidate with their new TV sister in brand-new facilities. KJV (AM) was already a longtime affiliate of the NBC Red Network, having taken the affiliation at sign-on nearly twenty years prior. That business relationship ensured that when KJV-TV signed on the air on 6 June 1956, the station would secure the primary NBC affiliation for itself. KJV-TV is therefore one of the few television stations in the United States that has retained the same owner, call letters, channel number, and primary network affiliation for its entire existence. On 3 August 1970, the station was minimally flooded by storm surge (but remained on the air) from landfalling Hurricane Celia. Weatherman Tom Nix earned a Peabody Award for his coverage of the storm as the KJV-TV set flooded while on air. The studios required extensive repairs in the aftermath of the storm and ultimately incurred over $150,000 of damage ($1.17 million, 2023 dollars). Despite a stellar public reputation in the wake of Hurricane Celia, the financial hit incurred due to required repairs was a detriment to the station’s ratings in the 1970s through late 1980s. Challenges from a nascent KTHR and KXCC, as well as a weak NBC primetime lineup and limited syndication inventory, slipped the station into a malaise, buoyed only by the legacy status KJV-TV and its radio sisters enjoyed. J. Randolph Harris’ old-line leadership also played a role in the stormy fortunes of the stations; he remained active in leading the stations until his death in 1987 at the age of 86. To the abject horror of station staff, Harris had been secretly negotiating a sale of the stations to Gannett, Inc. at the time of his death, but his will had not yet been updated to reflect this; ownership of the stations transferred to his 49-year-old son, and longtime station manager, J. Randolph Harris Jr. (often called Junior by his staff). Under Harris Jr.’s leadership, as well as his father’s stock market investments (cashed in and invested into the station) and a resurgent NBC primetime lineup, KJV’s fortunes turned around in the 1990s. Along with high-profile talent acquisitions from KTHR (Jay Ricci and Lee Sausley), plus schoolteacher Dot Pettersen, the station clawed back their lost ratings from the 1960s. Harris Jr. suddenly passed away in June 1996 (three days after the station’s 40th anniversary), which was a shock to both the stations and the community. Both groups were skeptical when they found that ownership of the stations was willed to Harris Jr.’s son Jared, just nineteen years of age at the time and attending Texas A&M University. Jared shocked station employees when he stepped up to the challenge and left Texas A&M to lead Harris Broadcasters. He gave a lot of latitude to individual department heads, which resulted in an explosion of innovation at the station. Ratings saw a dramatic upswing, and enough ad revenue was generated to purchase outright (not lease) the station’s first helicopter in 1998. === Hurricane Bret === KJV-AM-FM-TV’s longtime Ocean Drive studio facility was vulnerable to hurricane flooding over the years, having been flooded once by Hurricane Celia in 1970 (see above). The station would experience catastrophe (and tragedy) again on the evening of 22 August 1999. KJV-TV had abandoned regular programming on 21 August, as the station’s meteorologists had sounded the alarm that the then-Category 4 Hurricane Bret would pose a significant risk to the South Texas coastline, if not the City of Corpus Christi itself. Due to the uncertainty of the storm’s path, live team coverage was in place as far north as Port Lavaca and as far south as Brownsville, and the station’s then-new helicopter was flown inland to be available in the storm’s aftermath. Coverage was simulcast on KJV radio as the mayor of Corpus Christi issued a voluntary evacuation notice. At approximately 6:15 pm CDT on the evening of 22 August, the station’s studios began taking on storm surge water ahead of the eye’s landfall. Chief meteorologist Dale Nelson let out an expletive on-air when he noticed the rapidly rising water and immediately ordered station staff to move to the upper floor of the building. Within fifteen minutes, the station went from being dry to having two feet of water on the ground floor; the flooding would increase to over six feet. This storm surge flooding destroyed the station’s set, newsroom, master control, and other technical areas. Electricity was lost shortly thereafter due to the station’s standby generator also being flooded. Upon losing the studio-transmitter link, transmitter engineer Robert “Rocky” Oliveira patched in a separate Doppler radar feed to restore the TV signal, and also patched in a two-way radio to enable Nelson to continue to communicate with the audience on KJV-FM. This practice was quickly adopted by Oliveira’s counterpart at KJV 1360’s separate transmitter site, and was credited by local media as an action that saved lives. As the high-end Category 3 storm made landfall at 7:45 pm CDT, station staff were still trapped on the second floor. At 9:19 pm CDT, after being battered by high winds for three and a half hours and enduring both sides of the hurricane’s eyewall, a guy wire on the KJV-FM-TV tower near Robstown failed, felling the 1,260-foot tower. The bulk of the tower fell on the transmitter building, instantly killing transmitter engineer Oliveira, destroying the transmitter building and everything within, and taking KJV-FM-TV silent. The KJV AM transmitter, located two miles east of the TV-FM tower, was unaffected and continued to provide coverage via two-way radio for the duration of the event. After the storm, Harris Broadcasters Inc. president Jared Harris promised his namesake company’s full commitment to returning to the airwaves. KJV-AM-FM-TV was offered temporary refuge in the nearby studios of KTHR-TV (channel 3); the arrangement ultimately lasted for seventeen months while new facilities were constructed on the upper floors of One Shoreline Plaza. It was during this time that KJV adopted a new slogan, “Rebuilding in the Spirit of Texas”. A temporary transmitter facility was constructed at the KJV-AM site. KJV-AM-FM-TV dedicated their new “Window on the Bayfront” facilities on 31 January 2001; the newsroom is now known as the Rocky Oliveira Memorial Newsroom in the late engineer’s memory. The current facilities were equipped from the beginning for high-definition broadcasting from all three soundstages, including the namesake “Window on the Bayfront” 28th floor studio with panoramic views of the Corpus Christi Bayfront. On that day, the station’s slogan was slightly modified to “Working in the Spirit of Texas”, which still stands today. The station’s former facility, directly adjacent to Cole Park, was sold to the City of Corpus Christi and later demolished to make way for a skatepark. === Helicopter crash === On 19 May 2012, KJV-TV was airing live coverage of the 37th annual Beach to Bay Relay Marathon. To provide more comprehensive live coverage, the station rented a second ENG-equipped helicopter to supplement coverage from 6 Live TeleCopter. The station’s main helicopter, a 1979 Bell OH-58 Kiowa (the military version of the 206 JetRanger) was in a low (but out-of-ground effect) hover above the Corpus Christi Bay seawall just east of Cole Park to capture video of the first runners crossing the finish line. The pilot/reporter had intended to return to a nearby helipad for fuel immediately after the finish, and the second helicopter would take over the main helicopter’s duty station. Both pilots reported using a lot of effort to maintain out-of-ground effect hover, given strong 25-35 mph winds on the day of the race. As the first runners crossed the finish line at 9:27 am, the helicopter experienced a sudden loss of power and the pilot immediately executed an autorotation, followed by an emergency call to air traffic control: “TV 6 going down!” The crew of the second helicopter quickly moved their nose-mounted camera to capture the crash sequence, which aired live on KJV; the video was later provided to the NTSB for their investigation. The main helicopter pilot reported that he tried to autorotate the chopper onto the grassy knoll of Cole Park, but could not get the flight controls to respond adequately. No further radio calls were made from the aircraft. Within fifteen seconds of the power loss, the helicopter crash-landed on the seawall at a 45-degree roll angle and promptly overturned into the water. The pilot and photographer both escaped the aircraft with serious injuries. It was initially determined that the cause of the crash was the pilot’s failure to maintain minimum reserve fuel. However, further investigation revealed a significant issue with the Bell OH-58/206, wherein abrupt maneuvers (such as maintaining OGE hover in high winds) on minimum fuel would cause fuel starvation and an uncommanded engine rollback. == Programming == === News operation === KJV-TV presently broadcasts 52.5 hours of locally-produced newscasts each week. Channel 6.1 carries 35.5 hours of English-language news per week, with six hours each weekday and 2.5 hours each Saturday and Sunday. Channel 6.3 carries 17 hours of Spanish-language news per week, with 2.5 hours each weekday and 2 hours each Saturday and Sunday. This includes a weekly Sunday night half-hour sports special on both subchannels; but does not count the 24-hour Doppler radar loop, combined with recorded cut-ins from the KJV 6 First Warning Weather team, that airs continuously on channel 6.2. KJV-TV has been a factor in the Corpus Christi media market throughout its entire existence, including enjoying the number one spot in the ratings since 1992. This owes to Harris Broadcasters’ leadership status in owning the first radio station in Corpus Christi, their lifelong affiliation with the NBC network, and (since 1988) significant local investment into the newsroom relative to the corporate-owned competition. The station (sharing with KJV radio) owns and operates 6 Live TeleCopter, a 2006 Eurocopter AS350B2 helicopter, for aerial news gathering duties; this practice is largely unheard of in smaller media markets. On KJV’s Telemundo subchannel, the helicopter is branded “Última Hora SuperCóptero”; the station occasionally provides a live Spanish-language reporter in the helicopter for breaking news events. [[File:KJV TeleCopter.png|thumb|381x381px|''Promotional shot of KJV-AM-FM-TV's current Eurocopter AS350B2, branded'' 6 Live TeleCopter ''on-air.'']] The station has used the Eyewitness News brand for its English-language news since 1966. Also uncommon for a small market, the station has usually been known for longevity of talent; chief meteorologist Dale Nelson has served the station since 1981, and longtime anchors Lee Sausley and Dot Pettersen have only recently retired after serving over thirty years each. KJV-TV is one of a handful of stations which typically assigns managing editor duty to their anchors. On 6 June 2006, KJV-TV became the first TV station in the state of Texas, and the ninth in the country, to upgrade their local news production to high definition. KJV-TV’s NBC network programming, as well as syndicated programming and local advertising, also upgraded to high definition where available. Telemundo network programming made the HD upgrade on 23 April 2009, despite the local newscast having upgraded to HD nearly three years prior. Field video remained in 16:9 standard definition until 2010, except for 6 Live TeleCopter, which did not upgrade until the crashed helicopter was replaced in 2013. ==== Notable people ==== Sonya Hill (2011-present) Mark Koelbel (1991-1996, now at KUTV) Max Mayfield (2007-2019, retired) Capt. Dave Miller, USN Ret. (2013-present) Dale Nelson (1981-present) Dot Pettersen (1988-2021, retired) Lorena Placencia (2013-2023, no longer in TV) Lee Sausley (1989-2021, retired) Matt Terhune (2007-2016, deceased) Tom Terry (1990-1995, now at WOTW) == Technical information == === Subchannels === The station's digital signal is multiplexed: {| class="fandom-table" |+Subchannels of KJV-TV !Channel !Format !Aspect !Short name !Programming |- |6.1 |720p |16:9 |KJV-NBC |Main KJV-TV programming/NBC |- |6.2 |720p |16:9 |KJV-WX |First Warning Weather Now |- |6.3 |720p |16:9 |KJV-TMD |Telemundo |} KJV-DT signed on the air on 6 June 2001 (the station’s 45th anniversary) from a new 1,215-foot tower at their permanent site near Robstown; the tower and 4,000 square foot transmitter building were designed to house KJV-FM-TV-DT with room for future tenants. The station’s ATSC sign-on date was relatively early for a smaller-market TV station, thanks in part to Jared Harris’ tech-forward stewardship of Harris Broadcasters Inc., but also a substantial insurance settlement the station received after the aforementioned loss of their studio and transmitter facilities to Hurricane Bret in 1999. The relatively early adoption of digital TV allowed KJV-DT2 (NJV) to provide 24-hour weather coverage on digital channel 6.2 at launch; to begin carrying Telemundo network programming on KJV-DT3 (OJV) digital channel 6.3 on 1 April 2003; and to begin providing high-definition broadcasts on the station’s 50th anniversary, 6 June 2006. On that date, KJV-DT became the second TV station in the world to provide multiple HD subchannels on one signal, as both the NBC and First Warning Weather Now services upgraded to HD. KJV-TV is unusual among NBC affiliates, as the station carries the network feed in 720p rather than the preferred 1080i; chief engineer Jaime Saiz cited demand for NBC sports programming as the reason to transmit in the 720p format. === Analog-to-digital conversion === KJV-TV shut down its analog signal, over VHF channel 6, at the end of the Nearly Noon newscast (11:59 am) on 12 June 2009, the official date on which full-power television stations in the United States transitioned from analog to digital broadcasts under federal mandate. The station's digital signal remained on its pre-transition UHF channel 19. Through the use of PSIP, digital television receivers display the station's virtual channel as its former VHF analog channel 6. As was true of all other analog channel 6 stations in North America, KJV-TV’s audio subcarrier transmitted on a frequency of 87.75 MHz (+10 kHz shift), and as a result, could be picked up on the lower end of the dial on most FM radios at 87.7. This is no longer possible for full-powered stations after the conversion to digital broadcasting. In preparation for this change, on 26 March 2009, Harris Broadcasters signed on a low-power FM radio station, K266JV (101.1), to continue to provide audio-only reception of digital channel 6.1 within the Corpus Christi city limits. This audio service was also later made available on KJV-FM (93.9) HD2, and in Spanish on KJV-FM HD3, which provided a much greater coverage area due to KJV-FM’s very high broadcasting power. 37597cf8240675137f6954678e331091b9e7bc69 242 235 2023-05-09T04:06:37Z Sachairi26 3408986 Fixed infobox template to reflect updated property IDs wikitext text/x-wiki KJV-TV (channel 6) is a television station in Corpus Christi, Texas, United States, affiliated with NBC and Telemundo. The station is the sole television property of locally-based Harris Broadcasters Inc. (not to be confused with the defunct broadcast equipment manufacturer) alongside KJV (1360 AM), KJV-FM (93.9), and K266JV (101.1 FM). The studios and offices for all Harris Broadcasters stations are located on the 26th through 28th floors of One Shoreline Plaza’s south tower in downtown Corpus Christi; KJV-TV’s transmitter facilities (shared with KJV-FM) are located near Robstown. {{Televisionstation|title1=KJV-TV|image1=KJV 6 logo.png|caption-image1=KJV-TV logo|city=Corpus Christi, Texas|country=United States|channels=Digital: 19 (UHF) Virtual: 6|branding=DT1: KJV 6 (general); Eyewitness News (newscasts)<br>DT2: First Warning Weather Now<br>DT3: Telemundo Corpus Christi (general); Noticiero Telemundo Corpus Christi (newscasts)|slogan=Working in the Spirit of Texas|programming=Programming|affiliations=6.1: NBC (since 1956)<br>6.2: independent 24-hour weather (since 2001)<br>6.3: Telemundo (since 2003)|title3=Ownership|owner=Harris Broadcasters, Inc.|sisterstations=KJV<br>KJV-FM<br>K266JV|history=History|firstairdate=6 June 1956|formercallsigns=|formerchannelnumbers=6 (VHF, 1956-2009)|formeraffiliations=|callsignmeaning=King James Version of the Bible (derived from sister station KJV, formerly owned by the Catholic Church)|techinfo=Technical information|licensingauth=[[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission|WBC]]|effectiveradiatedpower=1,000 kW|heightaboveterrain=377 m (1,236 ft)|translators=Audio-only: K266JV 101.1 FM (6.1)<br>KJV-FM 93.7 HD2 (6.1)<br>KJV-FM 93.7 HD3 (6.3)}} ==History== ===Beginnings=== KJV-TV can trace its beginnings to KJV 1360 AM, which signed on the air as Corpus Christi’s first radio station in 1929. KJV (AM) was initially owned by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Corpus Christi, which sold the station to its chief engineer J. Randolph Harris in 1947. Working under the Harris Broadcasters Inc. corporate entity, Harris was keen to add to his new purchase, quickly signing on KJV-FM on 93.9 MHz as one of the first FM radio stations in Texas in 1948, and then applying to the Federal Communications Commission for the Channel 4 allocation in Corpus Christi just three days before the freeze on new applications in November 1948. After the Sixth Report and Order was issued in 1952, solidifying channels 6 and 10 for Corpus Christi, Harris Broadcasters Inc. amended their application to channel 6. Their application ran unopposed, and the FCC granted a construction permit on 6 June 1953. In preparation to put Channel 6 on the air, and recognizing the long-term value of having all operations under one roof, J. Randolph Harris mortgaged all company assets to begin construction of a new broadcast house on Ocean Drive, just south of present-day Cole Park. The two-story building enabled KJV-AM-FM to leave leased space in the 1929-vintage Wilson Plaza North tower and consolidate with their new TV sister in brand-new facilities. KJV (AM) was already a longtime affiliate of the NBC Red Network, having taken the affiliation at sign-on nearly twenty years prior. That business relationship ensured that when KJV-TV signed on the air on 6 June 1956, the station would secure the primary NBC affiliation for itself. KJV-TV is therefore one of the few television stations in the United States that has retained the same owner, call letters, channel number, and primary network affiliation for its entire existence. On 3 August 1970, the station was minimally flooded by storm surge (but remained on the air) from landfalling Hurricane Celia. Weatherman Tom Nix earned a Peabody Award for his coverage of the storm as the KJV-TV set flooded while on air. The studios required extensive repairs in the aftermath of the storm and ultimately incurred over $150,000 of damage ($1.17 million, 2023 dollars). Despite a stellar public reputation in the wake of Hurricane Celia, the financial hit incurred due to required repairs was a detriment to the station’s ratings in the 1970s through late 1980s. Challenges from a nascent KTHR and KXCC, as well as a weak NBC primetime lineup and limited syndication inventory, slipped the station into a malaise, buoyed only by the legacy status KJV-TV and its radio sisters enjoyed. J. Randolph Harris’ old-line leadership also played a role in the stormy fortunes of the stations; he remained active in leading the stations until his death in 1987 at the age of 86. To the abject horror of station staff, Harris had been secretly negotiating a sale of the stations to Gannett, Inc. at the time of his death, but his will had not yet been updated to reflect this; ownership of the stations transferred to his 49-year-old son, and longtime station manager, J. Randolph Harris Jr. (often called Junior by his staff). Under Harris Jr.’s leadership, as well as his father’s stock market investments (cashed in and invested into the station) and a resurgent NBC primetime lineup, KJV’s fortunes turned around in the 1990s. Along with high-profile talent acquisitions from KTHR (Jay Ricci and Lee Sausley), plus schoolteacher Dot Pettersen, the station clawed back their lost ratings from the 1960s. Harris Jr. suddenly passed away in June 1996 (three days after the station’s 40th anniversary), which was a shock to both the stations and the community. Both groups were skeptical when they found that ownership of the stations was willed to Harris Jr.’s son Jared, just nineteen years of age at the time and attending Texas A&M University. Jared shocked station employees when he stepped up to the challenge and left Texas A&M to lead Harris Broadcasters. He gave a lot of latitude to individual department heads, which resulted in an explosion of innovation at the station. Ratings saw a dramatic upswing, and enough ad revenue was generated to purchase outright (not lease) the station’s first helicopter in 1998. ===Hurricane Bret=== KJV-AM-FM-TV’s longtime Ocean Drive studio facility was vulnerable to hurricane flooding over the years, having been flooded once by Hurricane Celia in 1970 (see above). The station would experience catastrophe (and tragedy) again on the evening of 22 August 1999. KJV-TV had abandoned regular programming on 21 August, as the station’s meteorologists had sounded the alarm that the then-Category 4 Hurricane Bret would pose a significant risk to the South Texas coastline, if not the City of Corpus Christi itself. Due to the uncertainty of the storm’s path, live team coverage was in place as far north as Port Lavaca and as far south as Brownsville, and the station’s then-new helicopter was flown inland to be available in the storm’s aftermath. Coverage was simulcast on KJV radio as the mayor of Corpus Christi issued a voluntary evacuation notice. At approximately 6:15 pm CDT on the evening of 22 August, the station’s studios began taking on storm surge water ahead of the eye’s landfall. Chief meteorologist Dale Nelson let out an expletive on-air when he noticed the rapidly rising water and immediately ordered station staff to move to the upper floor of the building. Within fifteen minutes, the station went from being dry to having two feet of water on the ground floor; the flooding would increase to over six feet. This storm surge flooding destroyed the station’s set, newsroom, master control, and other technical areas. Electricity was lost shortly thereafter due to the station’s standby generator also being flooded. Upon losing the studio-transmitter link, transmitter engineer Robert “Rocky” Oliveira patched in a separate Doppler radar feed to restore the TV signal, and also patched in a two-way radio to enable Nelson to continue to communicate with the audience on KJV-FM. This practice was quickly adopted by Oliveira’s counterpart at KJV 1360’s separate transmitter site, and was credited by local media as an action that saved lives. As the high-end Category 3 storm made landfall at 7:45 pm CDT, station staff were still trapped on the second floor. At 9:19 pm CDT, after being battered by high winds for three and a half hours and enduring both sides of the hurricane’s eyewall, a guy wire on the KJV-FM-TV tower near Robstown failed, felling the 1,260-foot tower. The bulk of the tower fell on the transmitter building, instantly killing transmitter engineer Oliveira, destroying the transmitter building and everything within, and taking KJV-FM-TV silent. The KJV AM transmitter, located two miles east of the TV-FM tower, was unaffected and continued to provide coverage via two-way radio for the duration of the event. After the storm, Harris Broadcasters Inc. president Jared Harris promised his namesake company’s full commitment to returning to the airwaves. KJV-AM-FM-TV was offered temporary refuge in the nearby studios of KTHR-TV (channel 3); the arrangement ultimately lasted for seventeen months while new facilities were constructed on the upper floors of One Shoreline Plaza. It was during this time that KJV adopted a new slogan, “Rebuilding in the Spirit of Texas”. A temporary transmitter facility was constructed at the KJV-AM site. KJV-AM-FM-TV dedicated their new “Window on the Bayfront” facilities on 31 January 2001; the newsroom is now known as the Rocky Oliveira Memorial Newsroom in the late engineer’s memory. The current facilities were equipped from the beginning for high-definition broadcasting from all three soundstages, including the namesake “Window on the Bayfront” 28th floor studio with panoramic views of the Corpus Christi Bayfront. On that day, the station’s slogan was slightly modified to “Working in the Spirit of Texas”, which still stands today. The station’s former facility, directly adjacent to Cole Park, was sold to the City of Corpus Christi and later demolished to make way for a skatepark. ===Helicopter crash=== On 19 May 2012, KJV-TV was airing live coverage of the 37th annual Beach to Bay Relay Marathon. To provide more comprehensive live coverage, the station rented a second ENG-equipped helicopter to supplement coverage from 6 Live TeleCopter. The station’s main helicopter, a 1979 Bell OH-58 Kiowa (the military version of the 206 JetRanger) was in a low (but out-of-ground effect) hover above the Corpus Christi Bay seawall just east of Cole Park to capture video of the first runners crossing the finish line. The pilot/reporter had intended to return to a nearby helipad for fuel immediately after the finish, and the second helicopter would take over the main helicopter’s duty station. Both pilots reported using a lot of effort to maintain out-of-ground effect hover, given strong 25-35 mph winds on the day of the race. As the first runners crossed the finish line at 9:27 am, the helicopter experienced a sudden loss of power and the pilot immediately executed an autorotation, followed by an emergency call to air traffic control: “TV 6 going down!” The crew of the second helicopter quickly moved their nose-mounted camera to capture the crash sequence, which aired live on KJV; the video was later provided to the NTSB for their investigation. The main helicopter pilot reported that he tried to autorotate the chopper onto the grassy knoll of Cole Park, but could not get the flight controls to respond adequately. No further radio calls were made from the aircraft. Within fifteen seconds of the power loss, the helicopter crash-landed on the seawall at a 45-degree roll angle and promptly overturned into the water. The pilot and photographer both escaped the aircraft with serious injuries. It was initially determined that the cause of the crash was the pilot’s failure to maintain minimum reserve fuel. However, further investigation revealed a significant issue with the Bell OH-58/206, wherein abrupt maneuvers (such as maintaining OGE hover in high winds) on minimum fuel would cause fuel starvation and an uncommanded engine rollback. ==Programming== ===News operation=== KJV-TV presently broadcasts 52.5 hours of locally-produced newscasts each week. Channel 6.1 carries 35.5 hours of English-language news per week, with six hours each weekday and 2.5 hours each Saturday and Sunday. Channel 6.3 carries 17 hours of Spanish-language news per week, with 2.5 hours each weekday and 2 hours each Saturday and Sunday. This includes a weekly Sunday night half-hour sports special on both subchannels; but does not count the 24-hour Doppler radar loop, combined with recorded cut-ins from the KJV 6 First Warning Weather team, that airs continuously on channel 6.2. KJV-TV has been a factor in the Corpus Christi media market throughout its entire existence, including enjoying the number one spot in the ratings since 1992. This owes to Harris Broadcasters’ leadership status in owning the first radio station in Corpus Christi, their lifelong affiliation with the NBC network, and (since 1988) significant local investment into the newsroom relative to the corporate-owned competition. The station (sharing with KJV radio) owns and operates 6 Live TeleCopter, a 2006 Eurocopter AS350B2 helicopter, for aerial news gathering duties; this practice is largely unheard of in smaller media markets. On KJV’s Telemundo subchannel, the helicopter is branded “Última Hora SuperCóptero”; the station occasionally provides a live Spanish-language reporter in the helicopter for breaking news events. [[File:KJV TeleCopter.png|thumb|381x381px|''Promotional shot of KJV-AM-FM-TV's current Eurocopter AS350B2, branded'' 6 Live TeleCopter ''on-air.'']] The station has used the Eyewitness News brand for its English-language news since 1966. Also uncommon for a small market, the station has usually been known for longevity of talent; chief meteorologist Dale Nelson has served the station since 1981, and longtime anchors Lee Sausley and Dot Pettersen have only recently retired after serving over thirty years each. KJV-TV is one of a handful of stations which typically assigns managing editor duty to their anchors. On 6 June 2006, KJV-TV became the first TV station in the state of Texas, and the ninth in the country, to upgrade their local news production to high definition. KJV-TV’s NBC network programming, as well as syndicated programming and local advertising, also upgraded to high definition where available. Telemundo network programming made the HD upgrade on 23 April 2009, despite the local newscast having upgraded to HD nearly three years prior. Field video remained in 16:9 standard definition until 2010, except for 6 Live TeleCopter, which did not upgrade until the crashed helicopter was replaced in 2013. ====Notable people==== Sonya Hill (2011-present) Mark Koelbel (1991-1996, now at KUTV) Max Mayfield (2007-2019, retired) Capt. Dave Miller, USN Ret. (2013-present) Dale Nelson (1981-present) Dot Pettersen (1988-2021, retired) Lorena Placencia (2013-2023, no longer in TV) Lee Sausley (1989-2021, retired) Matt Terhune (2007-2016, deceased) Tom Terry (1990-1995, now at WOTW) ==Technical information== ===Subchannels=== The station's digital signal is multiplexed: {| class="fandom-table" |+Subchannels of KJV-TV !Channel ! Format ! Aspect !Short name !Programming |- |6.1 |720p |16:9 |KJV-NBC |Main KJV-TV programming/NBC |- |6.2 |720p |16:9 |KJV-WX |First Warning Weather Now |- | 6.3 |720p |16:9 |KJV-TMD |Telemundo |} KJV-DT signed on the air on 6 June 2001 (the station’s 45th anniversary) from a new 1,215-foot tower at their permanent site near Robstown; the tower and 4,000 square foot transmitter building were designed to house KJV-FM-TV-DT with room for future tenants. The station’s ATSC sign-on date was relatively early for a smaller-market TV station, thanks in part to Jared Harris’ tech-forward stewardship of Harris Broadcasters Inc., but also a substantial insurance settlement the station received after the aforementioned loss of their studio and transmitter facilities to Hurricane Bret in 1999. The relatively early adoption of digital TV allowed KJV-DT2 (NJV) to provide 24-hour weather coverage on digital channel 6.2 at launch; to begin carrying Telemundo network programming on KJV-DT3 (OJV) digital channel 6.3 on 1 April 2003; and to begin providing high-definition broadcasts on the station’s 50th anniversary, 6 June 2006. On that date, KJV-DT became the second TV station in the world to provide multiple HD subchannels on one signal, as both the NBC and First Warning Weather Now services upgraded to HD. KJV-TV is unusual among NBC affiliates, as the station carries the network feed in 720p rather than the preferred 1080i; chief engineer Jaime Saiz cited demand for NBC sports programming as the reason to transmit in the 720p format. === Analog-to-digital conversion=== KJV-TV shut down its analog signal, over VHF channel 6, at the end of the Nearly Noon newscast (11:59 am) on 12 June 2009, the official date on which full-power television stations in the United States transitioned from analog to digital broadcasts under federal mandate. The station's digital signal remained on its pre-transition UHF channel 19. Through the use of PSIP, digital television receivers display the station's virtual channel as its former VHF analog channel 6. As was true of all other analog channel 6 stations in North America, KJV-TV’s audio subcarrier transmitted on a frequency of 87.75 MHz (+10 kHz shift), and as a result, could be picked up on the lower end of the dial on most FM radios at 87.7. This is no longer possible for full-powered stations after the conversion to digital broadcasting. In preparation for this change, on 26 March 2009, Harris Broadcasters signed on a low-power FM radio station, K266JV (101.1), to continue to provide audio-only reception of digital channel 6.1 within the Corpus Christi city limits. This audio service was also later made available on KJV-FM (93.9) HD2, and in Spanish on KJV-FM HD3, which provided a much greater coverage area due to KJV-FM’s very high broadcasting power. e936aa51a24c98f84056a5b262f27af8420f55ca 243 242 2023-05-09T04:40:11Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation|title1=KJV-TV|image1=KJV 6 logo.png|caption-image1=KJV-TV logo|city=Corpus Christi, Texas|country=United States|channels=Digital: 19 (UHF) Virtual: 6|branding=DT1: KJV 6 (general); Eyewitness News (newscasts)<br>DT2: First Warning Weather Now<br>DT3: Telemundo Corpus Christi (general); Noticiero Telemundo Corpus Christi (newscasts)|slogan=Working in the Spirit of Texas|programming=Programming|affiliations=6.1: NBC (since 1956)<br>6.2: independent 24-hour weather (since 2001)<br>6.3: Telemundo (since 2003)|title3=Ownership|owner=Harris Broadcasters, Inc.|sisterstations=KJV<br>KJV-FM<br>K266JV|history=History|firstairdate=6 June 1956|formercallsigns=|formerchannelnumbers=6 (VHF, 1956-2009)|formeraffiliations=|callsignmeaning=King James Version of the Bible (derived from sister station KJV, formerly owned by the Catholic Church)|techinfo=Technical information|licensingauth=[[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission|WBC]]|effectiveradiatedpower=1,000 kW|heightaboveterrain=377 m (1,236 ft)|translators=Audio-only: K266JV 101.1 FM (6.1)<br>KJV-FM 93.7 HD2 (6.1)<br>KJV-FM 93.7 HD3 (6.3)}} KJV-TV (channel 6) is a television station in Corpus Christi, Texas, United States, affiliated with NBC and Telemundo. The station is the sole television property of locally-based Harris Broadcasters Inc. (not to be confused with the defunct broadcast equipment manufacturer) alongside KJV (1360 AM), KJV-FM (93.9), and K266JV (101.1 FM). The studios and offices for all Harris Broadcasters stations are located on the 26th through 28th floors of One Shoreline Plaza’s south tower in downtown Corpus Christi; KJV-TV’s transmitter facilities (shared with KJV-FM) are located near Robstown. ==History== ===Beginnings=== KJV-TV can trace its beginnings to KJV 1360 AM, which signed on the air as Corpus Christi’s first radio station in 1929. KJV (AM) was initially owned by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Corpus Christi, which sold the station to its chief engineer J. Randolph Harris in 1947. Working under the Harris Broadcasters Inc. corporate entity, Harris was keen to add to his new purchase, quickly signing on KJV-FM on 93.9 MHz as one of the first FM radio stations in Texas in 1948, and then applying to the Federal Communications Commission for the Channel 4 allocation in Corpus Christi just three days before the freeze on new applications in November 1948. After the Sixth Report and Order was issued in 1952, solidifying channels 6 and 10 for Corpus Christi, Harris Broadcasters Inc. amended their application to channel 6. Their application ran unopposed, and the FCC granted a construction permit on 6 June 1953. In preparation to put Channel 6 on the air, and recognizing the long-term value of having all operations under one roof, J. Randolph Harris mortgaged all company assets to begin construction of a new broadcast house on Ocean Drive, just south of present-day Cole Park. The two-story building enabled KJV-AM-FM to leave leased space in the 1929-vintage Wilson Plaza North tower and consolidate with their new TV sister in brand-new facilities. KJV (AM) was already a longtime affiliate of the NBC Red Network, having taken the affiliation at sign-on nearly twenty years prior. That business relationship ensured that when KJV-TV signed on the air on 6 June 1956, the station would secure the primary NBC affiliation for itself. KJV-TV is therefore one of the few television stations in the United States that has retained the same owner, call letters, channel number, and primary network affiliation for its entire existence. On 3 August 1970, the station was minimally flooded by storm surge (but remained on the air) from landfalling Hurricane Celia. Weatherman Tom Nix earned a Peabody Award for his coverage of the storm as the KJV-TV set flooded while on air. The studios required extensive repairs in the aftermath of the storm and ultimately incurred over $150,000 of damage ($1.17 million, 2023 dollars). Despite a stellar public reputation in the wake of Hurricane Celia, the financial hit incurred due to required repairs was a detriment to the station’s ratings in the 1970s through late 1980s. Challenges from a nascent KTHR and KXCC, as well as a weak NBC primetime lineup and limited syndication inventory, slipped the station into a malaise, buoyed only by the legacy status KJV-TV and its radio sisters enjoyed. J. Randolph Harris’ old-line leadership also played a role in the stormy fortunes of the stations; he remained active in leading the stations until his death in 1987 at the age of 86. To the abject horror of station staff, Harris had been secretly negotiating a sale of the stations to Gannett, Inc. at the time of his death, but his will had not yet been updated to reflect this; ownership of the stations transferred to his 49-year-old son, and longtime station manager, J. Randolph Harris Jr. (often called Junior by his staff). Under Harris Jr.’s leadership, as well as his father’s stock market investments (cashed in and invested into the station) and a resurgent NBC primetime lineup, KJV’s fortunes turned around in the 1990s. Along with high-profile talent acquisitions from KTHR (Jay Ricci and Lee Sausley), plus schoolteacher Dot Pettersen, the station clawed back their lost ratings from the 1960s. Harris Jr. suddenly passed away in June 1996 (three days after the station’s 40th anniversary), which was a shock to both the stations and the community. Both groups were skeptical when they found that ownership of the stations was willed to Harris Jr.’s son Jared, just nineteen years of age at the time and attending Texas A&M University. Jared shocked station employees when he stepped up to the challenge and left Texas A&M to lead Harris Broadcasters. He gave a lot of latitude to individual department heads, which resulted in an explosion of innovation at the station. Ratings saw a dramatic upswing, and enough ad revenue was generated to purchase outright (not lease) the station’s first helicopter in 1998. ===Hurricane Bret=== KJV-AM-FM-TV’s longtime Ocean Drive studio facility was vulnerable to hurricane flooding over the years, having been flooded once by Hurricane Celia in 1970 (see above). The station would experience catastrophe (and tragedy) again on the evening of 22 August 1999. KJV-TV had abandoned regular programming on 21 August, as the station’s meteorologists had sounded the alarm that the then-Category 4 Hurricane Bret would pose a significant risk to the South Texas coastline, if not the City of Corpus Christi itself. Due to the uncertainty of the storm’s path, live team coverage was in place as far north as Port Lavaca and as far south as Brownsville, and the station’s then-new helicopter was flown inland to be available in the storm’s aftermath. Coverage was simulcast on KJV radio as the mayor of Corpus Christi issued a voluntary evacuation notice. At approximately 6:15 pm CDT on the evening of 22 August, the station’s studios began taking on storm surge water ahead of the eye’s landfall. Chief meteorologist Dale Nelson let out an expletive on-air when he noticed the rapidly rising water and immediately ordered station staff to move to the upper floor of the building. Within fifteen minutes, the station went from being dry to having two feet of water on the ground floor; the flooding would increase to over six feet. This storm surge flooding destroyed the station’s set, newsroom, master control, and other technical areas. Electricity was lost shortly thereafter due to the station’s standby generator also being flooded. Upon losing the studio-transmitter link, transmitter engineer Robert “Rocky” Oliveira patched in a separate Doppler radar feed to restore the TV signal, and also patched in a two-way radio to enable Nelson to continue to communicate with the audience on KJV-FM. This practice was quickly adopted by Oliveira’s counterpart at KJV 1360’s separate transmitter site, and was credited by local media as an action that saved lives. As the high-end Category 3 storm made landfall at 7:45 pm CDT, station staff were still trapped on the second floor. At 9:19 pm CDT, after being battered by high winds for three and a half hours and enduring both sides of the hurricane’s eyewall, a guy wire on the KJV-FM-TV tower near Robstown failed, felling the 1,260-foot tower. The bulk of the tower fell on the transmitter building, instantly killing transmitter engineer Oliveira, destroying the transmitter building and everything within, and taking KJV-FM-TV silent. The KJV AM transmitter, located two miles east of the TV-FM tower, was unaffected and continued to provide coverage via two-way radio for the duration of the event. After the storm, Harris Broadcasters Inc. president Jared Harris promised his namesake company’s full commitment to returning to the airwaves. KJV-AM-FM-TV was offered temporary refuge in the nearby studios of KTHR-TV (channel 3); the arrangement ultimately lasted for seventeen months while new facilities were constructed on the upper floors of One Shoreline Plaza. It was during this time that KJV adopted a new slogan, “Rebuilding in the Spirit of Texas”. A temporary transmitter facility was constructed at the KJV-AM site. KJV-AM-FM-TV dedicated their new “Window on the Bayfront” facilities on 31 January 2001; the newsroom is now known as the Rocky Oliveira Memorial Newsroom in the late engineer’s memory. The current facilities were equipped from the beginning for high-definition broadcasting from all three soundstages, including the namesake “Window on the Bayfront” 28th floor studio with panoramic views of the Corpus Christi Bayfront. On that day, the station’s slogan was slightly modified to “Working in the Spirit of Texas”, which still stands today. The station’s former facility, directly adjacent to Cole Park, was sold to the City of Corpus Christi and later demolished to make way for a skatepark. ===Helicopter crash=== On 19 May 2012, KJV-TV was airing live coverage of the 37th annual Beach to Bay Relay Marathon. To provide more comprehensive live coverage, the station rented a second ENG-equipped helicopter to supplement coverage from 6 Live TeleCopter. The station’s main helicopter, a 1979 Bell OH-58 Kiowa (the military version of the 206 JetRanger) was in a low (but out-of-ground effect) hover above the Corpus Christi Bay seawall just east of Cole Park to capture video of the first runners crossing the finish line. The pilot/reporter had intended to return to a nearby helipad for fuel immediately after the finish, and the second helicopter would take over the main helicopter’s duty station. Both pilots reported using a lot of effort to maintain out-of-ground effect hover, given strong 25-35 mph winds on the day of the race. As the first runners crossed the finish line at 9:27 am, the helicopter experienced a sudden loss of power and the pilot immediately executed an autorotation, followed by an emergency call to air traffic control: “TV 6 going down!” The crew of the second helicopter quickly moved their nose-mounted camera to capture the crash sequence, which aired live on KJV; the video was later provided to the NTSB for their investigation. The main helicopter pilot reported that he tried to autorotate the chopper onto the grassy knoll of Cole Park, but could not get the flight controls to respond adequately. No further radio calls were made from the aircraft. Within fifteen seconds of the power loss, the helicopter crash-landed on the seawall at a 45-degree roll angle and promptly overturned into the water. The pilot and photographer both escaped the aircraft with serious injuries. It was initially determined that the cause of the crash was the pilot’s failure to maintain minimum reserve fuel. However, further investigation revealed a significant issue with the Bell OH-58/206, wherein abrupt maneuvers (such as maintaining OGE hover in high winds) on minimum fuel would cause fuel starvation and an uncommanded engine rollback. ==Programming== ===News operation=== KJV-TV presently broadcasts 52.5 hours of locally-produced newscasts each week. Channel 6.1 carries 35.5 hours of English-language news per week, with six hours each weekday and 2.5 hours each Saturday and Sunday. Channel 6.3 carries 17 hours of Spanish-language news per week, with 2.5 hours each weekday and 2 hours each Saturday and Sunday. This includes a weekly Sunday night half-hour sports special on both subchannels; but does not count the 24-hour Doppler radar loop, combined with recorded cut-ins from the KJV 6 First Warning Weather team, that airs continuously on channel 6.2. KJV-TV has been a factor in the Corpus Christi media market throughout its entire existence, including enjoying the number one spot in the ratings since 1992. This owes to Harris Broadcasters’ leadership status in owning the first radio station in Corpus Christi, their lifelong affiliation with the NBC network, and (since 1988) significant local investment into the newsroom relative to the corporate-owned competition. The station (sharing with KJV radio) owns and operates 6 Live TeleCopter, a 2006 Eurocopter AS350B2 helicopter, for aerial news gathering duties; this practice is largely unheard of in smaller media markets. On KJV’s Telemundo subchannel, the helicopter is branded “Última Hora SuperCóptero”; the station occasionally provides a live Spanish-language reporter in the helicopter for breaking news events. [[File:KJV TeleCopter.png|thumb|381x381px|''Promotional shot of KJV-AM-FM-TV's current Eurocopter AS350B2, branded'' 6 Live TeleCopter ''on-air.'']] The station has used the Eyewitness News brand for its English-language news since 1966. Also uncommon for a small market, the station has usually been known for longevity of talent; chief meteorologist Dale Nelson has served the station since 1981, and longtime anchors Lee Sausley and Dot Pettersen have only recently retired after serving over thirty years each. KJV-TV is one of a handful of stations which typically assigns managing editor duty to their anchors. On 6 June 2006, KJV-TV became the first TV station in the state of Texas, and the ninth in the country, to upgrade their local news production to high definition. KJV-TV’s NBC network programming, as well as syndicated programming and local advertising, also upgraded to high definition where available. Telemundo network programming made the HD upgrade on 23 April 2009, despite the local newscast having upgraded to HD nearly three years prior. Field video remained in 16:9 standard definition until 2010, except for 6 Live TeleCopter, which did not upgrade until the crashed helicopter was replaced in 2013. ====Notable people==== * Sonya Hill (2011-present) * Mark Koelbel (1991-1996, now at KUTV) * Max Mayfield (2007-2019, retired) * Capt. Dave Miller, USN Ret. (2013-present) * Dale Nelson (1981-present) * Dot Pettersen (1988-2021, retired) * Lorena Placencia (2013-2023, no longer in TV) * Lee Sausley (1989-2021, retired) * Matt Terhune (2007-2016, deceased) * Tom Terry (1990-1995, now at WOTW) ==Technical information== ===Subchannels=== The station's digital signal is multiplexed: {| class="fandom-table" |+Subchannels of KJV-TV ! Channel ! Format ! Aspect ! Short name ! Programming |- |6.1 |rowspan=3|720p |rowspan=3|16:9 |KJV-NBC |Main KJV-TV programming/NBC |- |6.2 |KJV-WX |First Warning Weather Now |- | 6.3 |KJV-TMD |Telemundo |} KJV-DT signed on the air on 6 June 2001 (the station’s 45th anniversary) from a new 1,215-foot tower at their permanent site near Robstown; the tower and 4,000 square foot transmitter building were designed to house KJV-FM-TV-DT with room for future tenants. The station’s ATSC sign-on date was relatively early for a smaller-market TV station, thanks in part to Jared Harris’ tech-forward stewardship of Harris Broadcasters Inc., but also a substantial insurance settlement the station received after the aforementioned loss of their studio and transmitter facilities to Hurricane Bret in 1999. The relatively early adoption of digital TV allowed KJV-DT2 (NJV) to provide 24-hour weather coverage on digital channel 6.2 at launch; to begin carrying Telemundo network programming on KJV-DT3 (OJV) digital channel 6.3 on 1 April 2003; and to begin providing high-definition broadcasts on the station’s 50th anniversary, 6 June 2006. On that date, KJV-DT became the second TV station in the world to provide multiple HD subchannels on one signal, as both the NBC and First Warning Weather Now services upgraded to HD. KJV-TV is unusual among NBC affiliates, as the station carries the network feed in 720p rather than the preferred 1080i; chief engineer Jaime Saiz cited demand for NBC sports programming as the reason to transmit in the 720p format. === Analog-to-digital conversion=== KJV-TV shut down its analog signal, over VHF channel 6, at the end of the Nearly Noon newscast (11:59 am) on 12 June 2009, the official date on which full-power television stations in the United States transitioned from analog to digital broadcasts under federal mandate. The station's digital signal remained on its pre-transition UHF channel 19. Through the use of PSIP, digital television receivers display the station's virtual channel as its former VHF analog channel 6. As was true of all other analog channel 6 stations in North America, KJV-TV’s audio subcarrier transmitted on a frequency of 87.75 MHz (+10 kHz shift), and as a result, could be picked up on the lower end of the dial on most FM radios at 87.7. This is no longer possible for full-powered stations after the conversion to digital broadcasting. In preparation for this change, on 26 March 2009, Harris Broadcasters signed on a low-power FM radio station, K266JV (101.1), to continue to provide audio-only reception of digital channel 6.1 within the Corpus Christi city limits. This audio service was also later made available on KJV-FM (93.9) HD2, and in Spanish on KJV-FM HD3, which provided a much greater coverage area due to KJV-FM’s very high broadcasting power. aa5aa611223f00d0bab4c1c86d3ffaf5e70e4799 244 243 2023-05-09T04:44:13Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation|title1=KJV-TV|image1=KJV 6 logo.png|caption-image1=KJV-TV logo|city=Corpus Christi, Texas|country=United States|channels=Digital: 19 (UHF) Virtual: 6 (VHF)|branding=DT1: KJV 6 (general); Eyewitness News (newscasts)<br>DT2: First Warning Weather Now<br>DT3: Telemundo Corpus Christi (general); Noticiero Telemundo Corpus Christi (newscasts)|slogan=Working in the Spirit of Texas|programming=Programming|affiliations=6.1: NBC (since 1956)<br>6.2: independent 24-hour weather (since 2001)<br>6.3: Telemundo (since 2003)|title3=Ownership|owner=[[Harris Broadcasters, Inc.]]|sisterstations=[[KJV]]<br>[[KJV-FM]]<br>[[K266JV]]|history=History|firstairdate=6 June 1956|formercallsigns=|formerchannelnumbers=6 (VHF, 1956-2009)|formeraffiliations=|callsignmeaning=King James Version of the Bible (derived from sister station KJV, formerly owned by the Catholic Church)|techinfo=Technical information|licensingauth=[[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission|WBC]]|effectiveradiatedpower=1,000 kW|heightaboveterrain=377 m (1,236 ft)|translators=Audio-only: K266JV 101.1 FM (6.1)<br>KJV-FM 93.7 HD2 (6.1)<br>KJV-FM 93.7 HD3 (6.3)}} KJV-TV (channel 6) is a television station in Corpus Christi, Texas, United States, affiliated with NBC and Telemundo. The station is the sole television property of locally-based [[Harris Broadcasters, Inc.]] (not to be confused with the defunct broadcast equipment manufacturer) alongside [[KJV]] (1360 AM), [[KJV-FM]] (93.9), and [[K266JV]] (101.1 FM). The studios and offices for all Harris Broadcasters stations are located on the 26th through 28th floors of One Shoreline Plaza’s south tower in downtown Corpus Christi; KJV-TV’s transmitter facilities (shared with KJV-FM) are located near Robstown. ==History== ===Beginnings=== KJV-TV can trace its beginnings to KJV 1360 AM, which signed on the air as Corpus Christi’s first radio station in 1929. KJV (AM) was initially owned by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Corpus Christi, which sold the station to its chief engineer J. Randolph Harris in 1947. Working under the Harris Broadcasters Inc. corporate entity, Harris was keen to add to his new purchase, quickly signing on KJV-FM on 93.9 MHz as one of the first FM radio stations in Texas in 1948, and then applying to the Federal Communications Commission for the Channel 4 allocation in Corpus Christi just three days before the freeze on new applications in November 1948. After the Sixth Report and Order was issued in 1952, solidifying channels 6 and 10 for Corpus Christi, Harris Broadcasters Inc. amended their application to channel 6. Their application ran unopposed, and the FCC granted a construction permit on 6 June 1953. In preparation to put Channel 6 on the air, and recognizing the long-term value of having all operations under one roof, J. Randolph Harris mortgaged all company assets to begin construction of a new broadcast house on Ocean Drive, just south of present-day Cole Park. The two-story building enabled KJV-AM-FM to leave leased space in the 1929-vintage Wilson Plaza North tower and consolidate with their new TV sister in brand-new facilities. KJV (AM) was already a longtime affiliate of the NBC Red Network, having taken the affiliation at sign-on nearly twenty years prior. That business relationship ensured that when KJV-TV signed on the air on 6 June 1956, the station would secure the primary NBC affiliation for itself. KJV-TV is therefore one of the few television stations in the United States that has retained the same owner, call letters, channel number, and primary network affiliation for its entire existence. On 3 August 1970, the station was minimally flooded by storm surge (but remained on the air) from landfalling Hurricane Celia. Weatherman Tom Nix earned a Peabody Award for his coverage of the storm as the KJV-TV set flooded while on air. The studios required extensive repairs in the aftermath of the storm and ultimately incurred over $150,000 of damage ($1.17 million, 2023 dollars). Despite a stellar public reputation in the wake of Hurricane Celia, the financial hit incurred due to required repairs was a detriment to the station’s ratings in the 1970s through late 1980s. Challenges from a nascent KTHR and KXCC, as well as a weak NBC primetime lineup and limited syndication inventory, slipped the station into a malaise, buoyed only by the legacy status KJV-TV and its radio sisters enjoyed. J. Randolph Harris’ old-line leadership also played a role in the stormy fortunes of the stations; he remained active in leading the stations until his death in 1987 at the age of 86. To the abject horror of station staff, Harris had been secretly negotiating a sale of the stations to Gannett, Inc. at the time of his death, but his will had not yet been updated to reflect this; ownership of the stations transferred to his 49-year-old son, and longtime station manager, J. Randolph Harris Jr. (often called Junior by his staff). Under Harris Jr.’s leadership, as well as his father’s stock market investments (cashed in and invested into the station) and a resurgent NBC primetime lineup, KJV’s fortunes turned around in the 1990s. Along with high-profile talent acquisitions from KTHR (Jay Ricci and Lee Sausley), plus schoolteacher Dot Pettersen, the station clawed back their lost ratings from the 1960s. Harris Jr. suddenly passed away in June 1996 (three days after the station’s 40th anniversary), which was a shock to both the stations and the community. Both groups were skeptical when they found that ownership of the stations was willed to Harris Jr.’s son Jared, just nineteen years of age at the time and attending Texas A&M University. Jared shocked station employees when he stepped up to the challenge and left Texas A&M to lead Harris Broadcasters. He gave a lot of latitude to individual department heads, which resulted in an explosion of innovation at the station. Ratings saw a dramatic upswing, and enough ad revenue was generated to purchase outright (not lease) the station’s first helicopter in 1998. ===Hurricane Bret=== KJV-AM-FM-TV’s longtime Ocean Drive studio facility was vulnerable to hurricane flooding over the years, having been flooded once by Hurricane Celia in 1970 (see above). The station would experience catastrophe (and tragedy) again on the evening of 22 August 1999. KJV-TV had abandoned regular programming on 21 August, as the station’s meteorologists had sounded the alarm that the then-Category 4 Hurricane Bret would pose a significant risk to the South Texas coastline, if not the City of Corpus Christi itself. Due to the uncertainty of the storm’s path, live team coverage was in place as far north as Port Lavaca and as far south as Brownsville, and the station’s then-new helicopter was flown inland to be available in the storm’s aftermath. Coverage was simulcast on KJV radio as the mayor of Corpus Christi issued a voluntary evacuation notice. At approximately 6:15 pm CDT on the evening of 22 August, the station’s studios began taking on storm surge water ahead of the eye’s landfall. Chief meteorologist Dale Nelson let out an expletive on-air when he noticed the rapidly rising water and immediately ordered station staff to move to the upper floor of the building. Within fifteen minutes, the station went from being dry to having two feet of water on the ground floor; the flooding would increase to over six feet. This storm surge flooding destroyed the station’s set, newsroom, master control, and other technical areas. Electricity was lost shortly thereafter due to the station’s standby generator also being flooded. Upon losing the studio-transmitter link, transmitter engineer Robert “Rocky” Oliveira patched in a separate Doppler radar feed to restore the TV signal, and also patched in a two-way radio to enable Nelson to continue to communicate with the audience on KJV-FM. This practice was quickly adopted by Oliveira’s counterpart at KJV 1360’s separate transmitter site, and was credited by local media as an action that saved lives. As the high-end Category 3 storm made landfall at 7:45 pm CDT, station staff were still trapped on the second floor. At 9:19 pm CDT, after being battered by high winds for three and a half hours and enduring both sides of the hurricane’s eyewall, a guy wire on the KJV-FM-TV tower near Robstown failed, felling the 1,260-foot tower. The bulk of the tower fell on the transmitter building, instantly killing transmitter engineer Oliveira, destroying the transmitter building and everything within, and taking KJV-FM-TV silent. The KJV AM transmitter, located two miles east of the TV-FM tower, was unaffected and continued to provide coverage via two-way radio for the duration of the event. After the storm, Harris Broadcasters Inc. president Jared Harris promised his namesake company’s full commitment to returning to the airwaves. KJV-AM-FM-TV was offered temporary refuge in the nearby studios of KTHR-TV (channel 3); the arrangement ultimately lasted for seventeen months while new facilities were constructed on the upper floors of One Shoreline Plaza. It was during this time that KJV adopted a new slogan, “Rebuilding in the Spirit of Texas”. A temporary transmitter facility was constructed at the KJV-AM site. KJV-AM-FM-TV dedicated their new “Window on the Bayfront” facilities on 31 January 2001; the newsroom is now known as the Rocky Oliveira Memorial Newsroom in the late engineer’s memory. The current facilities were equipped from the beginning for high-definition broadcasting from all three soundstages, including the namesake “Window on the Bayfront” 28th floor studio with panoramic views of the Corpus Christi Bayfront. On that day, the station’s slogan was slightly modified to “Working in the Spirit of Texas”, which still stands today. The station’s former facility, directly adjacent to Cole Park, was sold to the City of Corpus Christi and later demolished to make way for a skatepark. ===Helicopter crash=== On 19 May 2012, KJV-TV was airing live coverage of the 37th annual Beach to Bay Relay Marathon. To provide more comprehensive live coverage, the station rented a second ENG-equipped helicopter to supplement coverage from 6 Live TeleCopter. The station’s main helicopter, a 1979 Bell OH-58 Kiowa (the military version of the 206 JetRanger) was in a low (but out-of-ground effect) hover above the Corpus Christi Bay seawall just east of Cole Park to capture video of the first runners crossing the finish line. The pilot/reporter had intended to return to a nearby helipad for fuel immediately after the finish, and the second helicopter would take over the main helicopter’s duty station. Both pilots reported using a lot of effort to maintain out-of-ground effect hover, given strong 25-35 mph winds on the day of the race. As the first runners crossed the finish line at 9:27 am, the helicopter experienced a sudden loss of power and the pilot immediately executed an autorotation, followed by an emergency call to air traffic control: “TV 6 going down!” The crew of the second helicopter quickly moved their nose-mounted camera to capture the crash sequence, which aired live on KJV; the video was later provided to the NTSB for their investigation. The main helicopter pilot reported that he tried to autorotate the chopper onto the grassy knoll of Cole Park, but could not get the flight controls to respond adequately. No further radio calls were made from the aircraft. Within fifteen seconds of the power loss, the helicopter crash-landed on the seawall at a 45-degree roll angle and promptly overturned into the water. The pilot and photographer both escaped the aircraft with serious injuries. It was initially determined that the cause of the crash was the pilot’s failure to maintain minimum reserve fuel. However, further investigation revealed a significant issue with the Bell OH-58/206, wherein abrupt maneuvers (such as maintaining OGE hover in high winds) on minimum fuel would cause fuel starvation and an uncommanded engine rollback. ==Programming== ===News operation=== KJV-TV presently broadcasts 52.5 hours of locally-produced newscasts each week. Channel 6.1 carries 35.5 hours of English-language news per week, with six hours each weekday and 2.5 hours each Saturday and Sunday. Channel 6.3 carries 17 hours of Spanish-language news per week, with 2.5 hours each weekday and 2 hours each Saturday and Sunday. This includes a weekly Sunday night half-hour sports special on both subchannels; but does not count the 24-hour Doppler radar loop, combined with recorded cut-ins from the KJV 6 First Warning Weather team, that airs continuously on channel 6.2. KJV-TV has been a factor in the Corpus Christi media market throughout its entire existence, including enjoying the number one spot in the ratings since 1992. This owes to Harris Broadcasters’ leadership status in owning the first radio station in Corpus Christi, their lifelong affiliation with the NBC network, and (since 1988) significant local investment into the newsroom relative to the corporate-owned competition. The station (sharing with KJV radio) owns and operates 6 Live TeleCopter, a 2006 Eurocopter AS350B2 helicopter, for aerial news gathering duties; this practice is largely unheard of in smaller media markets. On KJV’s Telemundo subchannel, the helicopter is branded “Última Hora SuperCóptero”; the station occasionally provides a live Spanish-language reporter in the helicopter for breaking news events. [[File:KJV TeleCopter.png|thumb|381x381px|''Promotional shot of KJV-AM-FM-TV's current Eurocopter AS350B2, branded'' 6 Live TeleCopter ''on-air.'']] The station has used the Eyewitness News brand for its English-language news since 1966. Also uncommon for a small market, the station has usually been known for longevity of talent; chief meteorologist Dale Nelson has served the station since 1981, and longtime anchors Lee Sausley and Dot Pettersen have only recently retired after serving over thirty years each. KJV-TV is one of a handful of stations which typically assigns managing editor duty to their anchors. On 6 June 2006, KJV-TV became the first TV station in the state of Texas, and the ninth in the country, to upgrade their local news production to high definition. KJV-TV’s NBC network programming, as well as syndicated programming and local advertising, also upgraded to high definition where available. Telemundo network programming made the HD upgrade on 23 April 2009, despite the local newscast having upgraded to HD nearly three years prior. Field video remained in 16:9 standard definition until 2010, except for 6 Live TeleCopter, which did not upgrade until the crashed helicopter was replaced in 2013. ====Notable people==== * Sonya Hill (2011-present) * Mark Koelbel (1991-1996, now at KUTV) * Max Mayfield (2007-2019, retired) * Capt. Dave Miller, USN Ret. (2013-present) * Dale Nelson (1981-present) * Dot Pettersen (1988-2021, retired) * Lorena Placencia (2013-2023, no longer in TV) * Lee Sausley (1989-2021, retired) * Matt Terhune (2007-2016, deceased) * Tom Terry (1990-1995, now at WOTW) ==Technical information== ===Subchannels=== The station's digital signal is multiplexed: {| class="fandom-table" |+Subchannels of KJV-TV ! Channel ! Format ! Aspect ! Short name ! Programming |- |6.1 |rowspan=3|720p |rowspan=3|16:9 |KJV-NBC |Main KJV-TV programming/NBC |- |6.2 |KJV-WX |First Warning Weather Now |- | 6.3 |KJV-TMD |Telemundo |} KJV-DT signed on the air on 6 June 2001 (the station’s 45th anniversary) from a new 1,215-foot tower at their permanent site near Robstown; the tower and 4,000 square foot transmitter building were designed to house KJV-FM-TV-DT with room for future tenants. The station’s ATSC sign-on date was relatively early for a smaller-market TV station, thanks in part to Jared Harris’ tech-forward stewardship of Harris Broadcasters Inc., but also a substantial insurance settlement the station received after the aforementioned loss of their studio and transmitter facilities to Hurricane Bret in 1999. The relatively early adoption of digital TV allowed KJV-DT2 (NJV) to provide 24-hour weather coverage on digital channel 6.2 at launch; to begin carrying Telemundo network programming on KJV-DT3 (OJV) digital channel 6.3 on 1 April 2003; and to begin providing high-definition broadcasts on the station’s 50th anniversary, 6 June 2006. On that date, KJV-DT became the second TV station in the world to provide multiple HD subchannels on one signal, as both the NBC and First Warning Weather Now services upgraded to HD. KJV-TV is unusual among NBC affiliates, as the station carries the network feed in 720p rather than the preferred 1080i; chief engineer Jaime Saiz cited demand for NBC sports programming as the reason to transmit in the 720p format. === Analog-to-digital conversion=== KJV-TV shut down its analog signal, over VHF channel 6, at the end of the Nearly Noon newscast (11:59 am) on 12 June 2009, the official date on which full-power television stations in the United States transitioned from analog to digital broadcasts under federal mandate. The station's digital signal remained on its pre-transition UHF channel 19. Through the use of PSIP, digital television receivers display the station's virtual channel as its former VHF analog channel 6. As was true of all other analog channel 6 stations in North America, KJV-TV’s audio subcarrier transmitted on a frequency of 87.75 MHz (+10 kHz shift), and as a result, could be picked up on the lower end of the dial on most FM radios at 87.7. This is no longer possible for full-powered stations after the conversion to digital broadcasting. In preparation for this change, on 26 March 2009, Harris Broadcasters signed on a low-power FM radio station, K266JV (101.1), to continue to provide audio-only reception of digital channel 6.1 within the Corpus Christi city limits. This audio service was also later made available on KJV-FM (93.9) HD2, and in Spanish on KJV-FM HD3, which provided a much greater coverage area due to KJV-FM’s very high broadcasting power. 2249e93a2c88a845f1765d99a7a80e165003a6e2 246 244 2023-05-09T04:48:30Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation|title1=KJV-TV|image1=KJV 6 logo.png|caption-image1=KJV-TV logo|city=Corpus Christi, Texas|country=United States|channels=Digital: 19 (UHF) Virtual: 6 (VHF)|branding=DT1: KJV 6 (general); Eyewitness News (newscasts)<br>DT2: First Warning Weather Now<br>DT3: Telemundo Corpus Christi (general); Noticiero Telemundo Corpus Christi (newscasts)|slogan=Working in the Spirit of Texas|programming=Programming|affiliations=6.1: NBC (since 1956)<br>6.2: independent 24-hour weather (since 2001)<br>6.3: Telemundo (since 2003)|title3=Ownership|owner=[[Harris Broadcasters, Inc.]]|sisterstations=[[KJV]]<br>[[KJV-FM]]<br>[[K266JV]]|history=History|firstairdate=6 June 1956|formercallsigns=|formerchannelnumbers=6 (VHF, 1956-2009)|formeraffiliations=|callsignmeaning=King James Version of the Bible (derived from sister station KJV, formerly owned by the Catholic Church)|techinfo=Technical information|licensingauth=[[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission|WBC]]|effectiveradiatedpower=1,000 kW|heightaboveterrain=377 m (1,236 ft)|translators=Audio-only: K266JV 101.1 FM (6.1)<br>KJV-FM 93.7 HD2 (6.1)<br>KJV-FM 93.7 HD3 (6.3)}} KJV-TV (channel 6) is a television station in Corpus Christi, Texas, United States, affiliated with NBC and Telemundo. The station is the sole television property of locally-based [[Harris Broadcasters, Inc.]] (not to be confused with the defunct broadcast equipment manufacturer) alongside [[KJV]] (1360 AM), [[KJV-FM]] (93.9), and [[K266JV]] (101.1 FM). The studios and offices for all Harris Broadcasters stations are located on the 26th through 28th floors of One Shoreline Plaza’s south tower in downtown Corpus Christi; KJV-TV’s transmitter facilities (shared with KJV-FM) are located near Robstown. ==History== ===Beginnings=== KJV-TV can trace its beginnings to KJV 1360 AM, which signed on the air as Corpus Christi’s first radio station in 1929. KJV (AM) was initially owned by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Corpus Christi, which sold the station to its chief engineer J. Randolph Harris in 1947. Working under the Harris Broadcasters Inc. corporate entity, Harris was keen to add to his new purchase, quickly signing on KJV-FM on 93.9 MHz as one of the first FM radio stations in Texas in 1948, and then applying to the Federal Communications Commission for the Channel 4 allocation in Corpus Christi just three days before the freeze on new applications in November 1948. After the Sixth Report and Order was issued in 1952, solidifying channels 6 and 10 for Corpus Christi, Harris Broadcasters Inc. amended their application to channel 6. Their application ran unopposed, and the FCC granted a construction permit on 6 June 1953. In preparation to put Channel 6 on the air, and recognizing the long-term value of having all operations under one roof, J. Randolph Harris mortgaged all company assets to begin construction of a new broadcast house on Ocean Drive, just south of present-day Cole Park. The two-story building enabled KJV-AM-FM to leave leased space in the 1929-vintage Wilson Plaza North tower and consolidate with their new TV sister in brand-new facilities. KJV (AM) was already a longtime affiliate of the NBC Red Network, having taken the affiliation at sign-on nearly twenty years prior. That business relationship ensured that when KJV-TV signed on the air on 6 June 1956, the station would secure the primary NBC affiliation for itself. KJV-TV is therefore one of the few television stations in the United States that has retained the same owner, call letters, channel number, and primary network affiliation for its entire existence. On 3 August 1970, the station was minimally flooded by storm surge (but remained on the air) from landfalling Hurricane Celia. Weatherman Tom Nix earned a Peabody Award for his coverage of the storm as the KJV-TV set flooded while on air. The studios required extensive repairs in the aftermath of the storm and ultimately incurred over $150,000 of damage ($1.17 million, 2023 dollars). Despite a stellar public reputation in the wake of Hurricane Celia, the financial hit incurred due to required repairs was a detriment to the station’s ratings in the 1970s through late 1980s. Challenges from a nascent KTHR and KXCC, as well as a weak NBC primetime lineup and limited syndication inventory, slipped the station into a malaise, buoyed only by the legacy status KJV-TV and its radio sisters enjoyed. J. Randolph Harris’ old-line leadership also played a role in the stormy fortunes of the stations; he remained active in leading the stations until his death in 1987 at the age of 86. To the abject horror of station staff, Harris had been secretly negotiating a sale of the stations to Gannett, Inc. at the time of his death, but his will had not yet been updated to reflect this; ownership of the stations transferred to his 49-year-old son, and longtime station manager, J. Randolph Harris Jr. (often called Junior by his staff). Under Harris Jr.’s leadership, as well as his father’s stock market investments (cashed in and invested into the station) and a resurgent NBC primetime lineup, KJV’s fortunes turned around in the 1990s. Along with high-profile talent acquisitions from KTHR (Jay Ricci and Lee Sausley), plus schoolteacher Dot Pettersen, the station clawed back their lost ratings from the 1960s. Harris Jr. suddenly passed away in June 1996 (three days after the station’s 40th anniversary), which was a shock to both the stations and the community. Both groups were skeptical when they found that ownership of the stations was willed to Harris Jr.’s son Jared, just nineteen years of age at the time and attending Texas A&M University. Jared shocked station employees when he stepped up to the challenge and left Texas A&M to lead Harris Broadcasters. He gave a lot of latitude to individual department heads, which resulted in an explosion of innovation at the station. Ratings saw a dramatic upswing, and enough ad revenue was generated to purchase outright (not lease) the station’s first helicopter in 1998. ===Hurricane Bret=== KJV-AM-FM-TV’s longtime Ocean Drive studio facility was vulnerable to hurricane flooding over the years, having been flooded once by Hurricane Celia in 1970 (see above). The station would experience catastrophe (and tragedy) again on the evening of 22 August 1999. KJV-TV had abandoned regular programming on 21 August, as the station’s meteorologists had sounded the alarm that the then-Category 4 Hurricane Bret would pose a significant risk to the South Texas coastline, if not the City of Corpus Christi itself. Due to the uncertainty of the storm’s path, live team coverage was in place as far north as Port Lavaca and as far south as Brownsville, and the station’s then-new helicopter was flown inland to be available in the storm’s aftermath. Coverage was simulcast on KJV radio as the mayor of Corpus Christi issued a voluntary evacuation notice. At approximately 6:15 pm CDT on the evening of 22 August, the station’s studios began taking on storm surge water ahead of the eye’s landfall. Chief meteorologist Dale Nelson let out an expletive on-air when he noticed the rapidly rising water and immediately ordered station staff to move to the upper floor of the building. Within fifteen minutes, the station went from being dry to having two feet of water on the ground floor; the flooding would increase to over six feet. This storm surge flooding destroyed the station’s set, newsroom, master control, and other technical areas. Electricity was lost shortly thereafter due to the station’s standby generator also being flooded. Upon losing the studio-transmitter link, transmitter engineer Robert “Rocky” Oliveira patched in a separate Doppler radar feed to restore the TV signal, and also patched in a two-way radio to enable Nelson to continue to communicate with the audience on KJV-FM. This practice was quickly adopted by Oliveira’s counterpart at KJV 1360’s separate transmitter site, and was credited by local media as an action that saved lives. As the high-end Category 3 storm made landfall at 7:45 pm CDT, station staff were still trapped on the second floor. At 9:19 pm CDT, after being battered by high winds for three and a half hours and enduring both sides of the hurricane’s eyewall, a guy wire on the KJV-FM-TV tower near Robstown failed, felling the 1,260-foot tower. The bulk of the tower fell on the transmitter building, instantly killing transmitter engineer Oliveira, destroying the transmitter building and everything within, and taking KJV-FM-TV silent. The KJV AM transmitter, located two miles east of the TV-FM tower, was unaffected and continued to provide coverage via two-way radio for the duration of the event. After the storm, Harris Broadcasters Inc. president Jared Harris promised his namesake company’s full commitment to returning to the airwaves. KJV-AM-FM-TV was offered temporary refuge in the nearby studios of KTHR-TV (channel 3); the arrangement ultimately lasted for seventeen months while new facilities were constructed on the upper floors of One Shoreline Plaza. It was during this time that KJV adopted a new slogan, “Rebuilding in the Spirit of Texas”. A temporary transmitter facility was constructed at the KJV-AM site. KJV-AM-FM-TV dedicated their new “Window on the Bayfront” facilities on 31 January 2001; the newsroom is now known as the Rocky Oliveira Memorial Newsroom in the late engineer’s memory. The current facilities were equipped from the beginning for high-definition broadcasting from all three soundstages, including the namesake “Window on the Bayfront” 28th floor studio with panoramic views of the Corpus Christi Bayfront. On that day, the station’s slogan was slightly modified to “Working in the Spirit of Texas”, which still stands today. The station’s former facility, directly adjacent to Cole Park, was sold to the City of Corpus Christi and later demolished to make way for a skatepark. ===Helicopter crash=== On 19 May 2012, KJV-TV was airing live coverage of the 37th annual Beach to Bay Relay Marathon. To provide more comprehensive live coverage, the station rented a second ENG-equipped helicopter to supplement coverage from 6 Live TeleCopter. The station’s main helicopter, a 1979 Bell OH-58 Kiowa (the military version of the 206 JetRanger) was in a low (but out-of-ground effect) hover above the Corpus Christi Bay seawall just east of Cole Park to capture video of the first runners crossing the finish line. The pilot/reporter had intended to return to a nearby helipad for fuel immediately after the finish, and the second helicopter would take over the main helicopter’s duty station. Both pilots reported using a lot of effort to maintain out-of-ground effect hover, given strong 25-35 mph winds on the day of the race. As the first runners crossed the finish line at 9:27 am, the helicopter experienced a sudden loss of power and the pilot immediately executed an autorotation, followed by an emergency call to air traffic control: “TV 6 going down!” The crew of the second helicopter quickly moved their nose-mounted camera to capture the crash sequence, which aired live on KJV; the video was later provided to the NTSB for their investigation. The main helicopter pilot reported that he tried to autorotate the chopper onto the grassy knoll of Cole Park, but could not get the flight controls to respond adequately. No further radio calls were made from the aircraft. Within fifteen seconds of the power loss, the helicopter crash-landed on the seawall at a 45-degree roll angle and promptly overturned into the water. The pilot and photographer both escaped the aircraft with serious injuries. It was initially determined that the cause of the crash was the pilot’s failure to maintain minimum reserve fuel. However, further investigation revealed a significant issue with the Bell OH-58/206, wherein abrupt maneuvers (such as maintaining OGE hover in high winds) on minimum fuel would cause fuel starvation and an uncommanded engine rollback. ==Programming== ===News operation=== KJV-TV presently broadcasts 52.5 hours of locally-produced newscasts each week. Channel 6.1 carries 35.5 hours of English-language news per week, with six hours each weekday and 2.5 hours each Saturday and Sunday. Channel 6.3 carries 17 hours of Spanish-language news per week, with 2.5 hours each weekday and 2 hours each Saturday and Sunday. This includes a weekly Sunday night half-hour sports special on both subchannels; but does not count the 24-hour Doppler radar loop, combined with recorded cut-ins from the KJV 6 First Warning Weather team, that airs continuously on channel 6.2. KJV-TV has been a factor in the Corpus Christi media market throughout its entire existence, including enjoying the number one spot in the ratings since 1992. This owes to Harris Broadcasters’ leadership status in owning the first radio station in Corpus Christi, their lifelong affiliation with the NBC network, and (since 1988) significant local investment into the newsroom relative to the corporate-owned competition. The station (sharing with KJV radio) owns and operates 6 Live TeleCopter, a 2006 Eurocopter AS350B2 helicopter, for aerial news gathering duties; this practice is largely unheard of in smaller media markets. On KJV’s Telemundo subchannel, the helicopter is branded “Última Hora SuperCóptero”; the station occasionally provides a live Spanish-language reporter in the helicopter for breaking news events. [[File:KJV TeleCopter.png|thumb|381x381px|''Promotional shot of KJV-AM-FM-TV's current Eurocopter AS350B2, branded'' 6 Live TeleCopter ''on-air.'']] The station has used the Eyewitness News brand for its English-language news since 1966. Also uncommon for a small market, the station has usually been known for longevity of talent; chief meteorologist Dale Nelson has served the station since 1981, and longtime anchors Lee Sausley and Dot Pettersen have only recently retired after serving over thirty years each. KJV-TV is one of a handful of stations which typically assigns managing editor duty to their anchors. On 6 June 2006, KJV-TV became the first TV station in the state of Texas, and the ninth in the country, to upgrade their local news production to high definition. KJV-TV’s NBC network programming, as well as syndicated programming and local advertising, also upgraded to high definition where available. Telemundo network programming made the HD upgrade on 23 April 2009, despite the local newscast having upgraded to HD nearly three years prior. Field video remained in 16:9 standard definition until 2010, except for 6 Live TeleCopter, which did not upgrade until the crashed helicopter was replaced in 2013. ====Notable people==== * Sonya Hill (2011-present) * Mark Koelbel (1991-1996, now at KUTV) * Max Mayfield (2007-2019, retired) * Capt. Dave Miller, USN Ret. (2013-present) * Dale Nelson (1981-present) * Dot Pettersen (1988-2021, retired) * Lorena Placencia (2013-2023, no longer in TV) * Lee Sausley (1989-2021, retired) * Matt Terhune (2007-2016, deceased) * Tom Terry (1990-1995, now at WOTW) ==Technical information== ===Subchannels=== The station's digital signal is multiplexed: {| class="fandom-table" |+Subchannels of KJV-TV ! Channel ! Format ! Aspect ! Short name ! Programming |- |6.1 |rowspan=3|720p |rowspan=3|16:9 |KJV-NBC |Main KJV-TV programming/NBC |- |6.2 |KJV-WX |First Warning Weather Now |- |6.3 |KJV-TMD |Telemundo |} KJV-DT signed on the air on 6 June 2001 (the station’s 45th anniversary) from a new 1,215-foot tower at their permanent site near Robstown; the tower and 4,000 square foot transmitter building were designed to house KJV-FM-TV-DT with room for future tenants. The station’s ATSC sign-on date was relatively early for a smaller-market TV station, thanks in part to Jared Harris’ tech-forward stewardship of Harris Broadcasters Inc., but also a substantial insurance settlement the station received after the aforementioned loss of their studio and transmitter facilities to Hurricane Bret in 1999. The relatively early adoption of digital TV allowed KJV-DT2 (NJV) to provide 24-hour weather coverage on digital channel 6.2 at launch; to begin carrying Telemundo network programming on KJV-DT3 (OJV) digital channel 6.3 on 1 April 2003; and to begin providing high-definition broadcasts on the station’s 50th anniversary, 6 June 2006. On that date, KJV-DT became the second TV station in the world to provide multiple HD subchannels on one signal, as both the NBC and First Warning Weather Now services upgraded to HD. KJV-TV is unusual among NBC affiliates, as the station carries the network feed in 720p rather than the preferred 1080i; chief engineer Jaime Saiz cited demand for NBC sports programming as the reason to transmit in the 720p format. === Analog-to-digital conversion=== KJV-TV shut down its analog signal, over VHF channel 6, at the end of the Nearly Noon newscast (11:59 am) on 12 June 2009, the official date on which full-power television stations in the United States transitioned from analog to digital broadcasts under federal mandate. The station's digital signal remained on its pre-transition UHF channel 19. Through the use of PSIP, digital television receivers display the station's virtual channel as its former VHF analog channel 6. As was true of all other analog channel 6 stations in North America, KJV-TV’s audio subcarrier transmitted on a frequency of 87.75 MHz (+10 kHz shift), and as a result, could be picked up on the lower end of the dial on most FM radios at 87.7. This is no longer possible for full-powered stations after the conversion to digital broadcasting. In preparation for this change, on 26 March 2009, Harris Broadcasters signed on a low-power FM radio station, K266JV (101.1), to continue to provide audio-only reception of digital channel 6.1 within the Corpus Christi city limits. This audio service was also later made available on KJV-FM (93.9) HD2, and in Spanish on KJV-FM HD3, which provided a much greater coverage area due to KJV-FM’s very high broadcasting power. ca892e822bc470b040c8709bcb51d61af6f2e8ee 6 180 233 2023-05-09T03:18:37Z Thecircuitman 52937571 wikitext text/x-wiki Eurocopter AS350B2 with KJV-TV logo, camera eb8b9d6a651c3c9562c4287048519cd9a240b4cd 0 160 236 199 2023-05-09T03:26:15Z NewEgg92 52918802 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:HNY2.png|thumb|533x533px]] WHNY-TV (channel 10) is a television station in New York City, serving as the flagship station of Horizon Television network. It is owned and operated by Horizon Television Stations (Horizon, Inc.). It has studios within Horizon Plaza in Manhattan. WHNY-TV's transmitter is located at One World Trade Center. == History == WHNY-TV's history dates to when it came on the air January 1, 2020, the same day as its owner, Horizon Television network, launched and is the flagship station of the network. It is licensed to and based in New York City, serving the greater New York metropolitan area. The station was founded by a group of investors who saw an opportunity to create a new kind of television station that would cater to the changing tastes and habits of modern audiences. WHNY was designed from the ground up to be a cutting-edge television station that combines the best of entertainment with the latest in digital media and interactivity. WHNY-TV not only airs on OTA and cable/satellite but, together along with Horizon Inc., has also aired on streaming via the company's subscription service, Horizon (streaming). == Programming == === News operation === Branded as Horizon News New York, the local news organization shares resources with the national Horizon News outlet, allowing it to cover breaking news and events with a wider perspective. The station takes a modernized approach to news, using simple and clean graphics to present the stories in a way that is easy to understand for viewers. [[File:10.png|thumb|365x365px]] On air, the newscasts take a different approach to news anchors. Instead of relying on traditional news anchors, reporters who cover news stories also introduce them on-air. This approach provides a more personal touch and allows the reporters to connect more directly with the audience. Horizon won several awards for local journalism, including an Emmy Award for Outstanding Coverage of Breaking News, and a Peabody Award for its coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic in the New York area. In addition to traditional broadcast news, they also have a strong digital presence, with a website and social media accounts that provide up-to-date news and information to its audience, as well as a free 24/7 streaming channel available on horizon.tv/ny, Pluto TV, and mobile and internet-TV apps which allows viewers to stay updated on the latest news at any time of the day. The streaming channel has become a popular alternative for viewers who prefer to consume local news digitally. WHNY airs Horizon News New York for a combined 12.58 hours every week. They air from 4:00am to 7:00am, 9am, Noon, 4:00pm to 6:30pm, and 11:00pm to 11:35pm weekdays. Horizon News New York also airs weekends at 5:00am to 7:00am, Noon, 6:00pm to 6:30pm, and 11:00pm to midnight. == Gallery == [[File:HorizonNY.png|thumb|311x311px]] [[File:1.png|thumb|311x311px]] c51316145078aa1fb4ca21b4833dc8ae7898eff3 239 236 2023-05-09T03:51:53Z NewEgg92 52918802 wikitext text/x-wiki WHNY-TV (channel 10) is a television station in New York City, serving as the flagship station of Horizon Television network. It is owned and operated by Horizon Television Stations (Horizon, Inc.). It has studios within Horizon {{Televisionstation|title1=Horizon New York|image1=File:HNY2.png|city=New York|branding=Horizon New York News operation: Horizon New New York|affiliations=10.1: Horizon|owner=Horizon, Inc.|operator=Horizon Television Stations|firstairdate=2020}} Plaza in Manhattan. WHNY-TV's transmitter is located at One World Trade Center. == History == WHNY-TV's history dates to when it came on the air January 1, 2020, the same day as its owner, Horizon Television network, launched and is the flagship station of the network. It is licensed to and based in New York City, serving the greater New York metropolitan area. The station was founded by a group of investors who saw an opportunity to create a new kind of television station that would cater to the changing tastes and habits of modern audiences. WHNY was designed from the ground up to be a cutting-edge television station that combines the best of entertainment with the latest in digital media and interactivity. WHNY-TV not only airs on OTA and cable/satellite but, together along with Horizon Inc., has also aired on streaming via the company's subscription service, Horizon (streaming). == Programming == === News operation === Branded as Horizon News New York, the local news organization shares resources with the national Horizon News outlet, allowing it to cover breaking news and events with a wider perspective. The station takes a modernized approach to news, using simple and clean graphics to present the stories in a way that is easy to understand for viewers. [[File:10.png|thumb|365x365px]] On air, the newscasts take a different approach to news anchors. Instead of relying on traditional news anchors, reporters who cover news stories also introduce them on-air. This approach provides a more personal touch and allows the reporters to connect more directly with the audience. Horizon won several awards for local journalism, including an Emmy Award for Outstanding Coverage of Breaking News, and a Peabody Award for its coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic in the New York area. In addition to traditional broadcast news, they also have a strong digital presence, with a website and social media accounts that provide up-to-date news and information to its audience, as well as a free 24/7 streaming channel available on horizon.tv/ny, Pluto TV, and mobile and internet-TV apps which allows viewers to stay updated on the latest news at any time of the day. The streaming channel has become a popular alternative for viewers who prefer to consume local news digitally. WHNY airs Horizon News New York for a combined 12.58 hours every week. They air from 4:00am to 7:00am, 9am, Noon, 4:00pm to 6:30pm, and 11:00pm to 11:35pm weekdays. Horizon News New York also airs weekends at 5:00am to 7:00am, Noon, 6:00pm to 6:30pm, and 11:00pm to midnight. == Gallery == [[File:HorizonNY.png|thumb|311x311px]] [[File:1.png|thumb|311x311px]] fb05baab8d49b3c4d0cda75030d06190c1428eae 240 239 2023-05-09T03:52:58Z NewEgg92 52918802 wikitext text/x-wiki WHNY-TV (channel 10) is a television station in New York City, serving as the flagship station of Horizon Television network. It is owned and operated by Horizon Television Stations (Horizon, Inc.). It has studios within Horizon {{Televisionstation|title1=Horizon New York|image1=File:HNY2.png|city=New York|branding=Horizon New York News operation: Horizon News New York|affiliations=10.1: Horizon|owner=Horizon, Inc.|operator=Horizon Television Stations|firstairdate=2020}} Plaza in Manhattan. WHNY-TV's transmitter is located at One World Trade Center. == History == WHNY-TV's history dates to when it came on the air January 1, 2020, the same day as its owner, Horizon Television network, launched and is the flagship station of the network. It is licensed to and based in New York City, serving the greater New York metropolitan area. The station was founded by a group of investors who saw an opportunity to create a new kind of television station that would cater to the changing tastes and habits of modern audiences. WHNY was designed from the ground up to be a cutting-edge television station that combines the best of entertainment with the latest in digital media and interactivity. WHNY-TV not only airs on OTA and cable/satellite but, together along with Horizon Inc., has also aired on streaming via the company's subscription service, Horizon (streaming). == Programming == === News operation === Branded as Horizon News New York, the local news organization shares resources with the national Horizon News outlet, allowing it to cover breaking news and events with a wider perspective. The station takes a modernized approach to news, using simple and clean graphics to present the stories in a way that is easy to understand for viewers. [[File:10.png|thumb|365x365px]] On air, the newscasts take a different approach to news anchors. Instead of relying on traditional news anchors, reporters who cover news stories also introduce them on-air. This approach provides a more personal touch and allows the reporters to connect more directly with the audience. Horizon won several awards for local journalism, including an Emmy Award for Outstanding Coverage of Breaking News, and a Peabody Award for its coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic in the New York area. In addition to traditional broadcast news, they also have a strong digital presence, with a website and social media accounts that provide up-to-date news and information to its audience, as well as a free 24/7 streaming channel available on horizon.tv/ny, Pluto TV, and mobile and internet-TV apps which allows viewers to stay updated on the latest news at any time of the day. The streaming channel has become a popular alternative for viewers who prefer to consume local news digitally. WHNY airs Horizon News New York for a combined 12.58 hours every week. They air from 4:00am to 7:00am, 9am, Noon, 4:00pm to 6:30pm, and 11:00pm to 11:35pm weekdays. Horizon News New York also airs weekends at 5:00am to 7:00am, Noon, 6:00pm to 6:30pm, and 11:00pm to midnight. == Gallery == [[File:HorizonNY.png|thumb|311x311px]] [[File:1.png|thumb|311x311px]] 98e07ebd8a0d65843b2d27f41b38da77830793d3 241 240 2023-05-09T03:53:43Z NewEgg92 52918802 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation|title1=Horizon New York|image1=File:HNY2.png|city=New York|branding=Horizon New York News operation: Horizon News New York|affiliations=10.1: Horizon|owner=Horizon, Inc.|operator=Horizon Television Stations|firstairdate=2020}}WHNY-TV (channel 10) is a television station in New York City, serving as the flagship station of Horizon Television network. It is owned and operated by Horizon Television Stations (Horizon, Inc.). It has studios within Horizon Plaza in Manhattan. WHNY-TV's transmitter is located at One World Trade Center. == History == WHNY-TV's history dates to when it came on the air January 1, 2020, the same day as its owner, Horizon Television network, launched and is the flagship station of the network. It is licensed to and based in New York City, serving the greater New York metropolitan area. The station was founded by a group of investors who saw an opportunity to create a new kind of television station that would cater to the changing tastes and habits of modern audiences. WHNY was designed from the ground up to be a cutting-edge television station that combines the best of entertainment with the latest in digital media and interactivity. WHNY-TV not only airs on OTA and cable/satellite but, together along with Horizon Inc., has also aired on streaming via the company's subscription service, Horizon (streaming). == Programming == === News operation === Branded as Horizon News New York, the local news organization shares resources with the national Horizon News outlet, allowing it to cover breaking news and events with a wider perspective. The station takes a modernized approach to news, using simple and clean graphics to present the stories in a way that is easy to understand for viewers. [[File:10.png|thumb|365x365px]] On air, the newscasts take a different approach to news anchors. Instead of relying on traditional news anchors, reporters who cover news stories also introduce them on-air. This approach provides a more personal touch and allows the reporters to connect more directly with the audience. Horizon won several awards for local journalism, including an Emmy Award for Outstanding Coverage of Breaking News, and a Peabody Award for its coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic in the New York area. In addition to traditional broadcast news, they also have a strong digital presence, with a website and social media accounts that provide up-to-date news and information to its audience, as well as a free 24/7 streaming channel available on horizon.tv/ny, Pluto TV, and mobile and internet-TV apps which allows viewers to stay updated on the latest news at any time of the day. The streaming channel has become a popular alternative for viewers who prefer to consume local news digitally. WHNY airs Horizon News New York for a combined 12.58 hours every week. They air from 4:00am to 7:00am, 9am, Noon, 4:00pm to 6:30pm, and 11:00pm to 11:35pm weekdays. Horizon News New York also airs weekends at 5:00am to 7:00am, Noon, 6:00pm to 6:30pm, and 11:00pm to midnight. == Gallery == [[File:HorizonNY.png|thumb|311x311px]] [[File:1.png|thumb|311x311px]] 0d68e49ca21c4f6c9d78c269fac0fe9916fad28b 0 155 237 185 2023-05-09T03:29:02Z NewEgg92 52918802 /* Company units */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Horizon Company logo.png|thumb|400x400px|Horizon Company logo]] '''Horizon, Inc.''' is a multimedia conglomerate based in the United States. The company's assets include the Horizon Television network, a national broadcasting network that produces original programming and broadcasts a mix of news, entertainment, and more targeting a modern-day audience of Gen-Z and millennials, the Horizon streaming service, the news outlet, Horizon News, and cable channels that also air on the Horizon streaming service and is headquartered at Horizon Plaza in New York City. == History == === Formation === '''Horizon, Inc.''' was founded in 2018 with the goal of launching a new, modern television network that could compete with the biggest players in the industry. The company invested heavily in technology and talent, and launched the '''Horizon Television''', a 24/7 network that offered a mix of premium scripted shows, reality programming, and news that catered to its Gen-Z and millennial demographic. The company also launched several O&O stations in major cities such as New York, Los Angeles, and Boston, which allowed for greater local coverage and advertising opportunities. In 2021, '''Horizon, Inc'''. continued to innovate and expand, launching several cable and streaming channels, including the political opinionated channels '''Left/Right''' with views from Republicans and Democrats, and the '''O Zone''' kids channel. The company's commitment to modernization, innovation, and quality programming has made it a major player in the media industry. == Company units == [[File:Horizon.png|thumb|310x310px]] '''Horizon Television''' - a broadcast television network consisting of both original programming and syndicated content. Its O&O stations include Horizon New York (WHNY-TV), Horizon Los Angeles (KHLA-TV), and Horizon Boston (WHMA-TV) '''Horizon News''' - a 24/7 cable news channel that provides local and national news coverage. It has its own news operations and shares resources with the national Horizon News outlet. It also offers a live, free 24/7 streaming channel '''Horizon Streaming''' - a subscription-based streaming service that offers a wide variety of Horizon Original programming, Live TV of local Horizon stations and channels, movies, acquired programming, and live special events '''Left/Right''' - two cable channels that provides political commentary from both Republican and Democratic viewpoints '''O Zone''' - a children's brand that offers programming aimed at children of all ages. 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It owns TV and radio stations in Texas. 901ce7c9eb791a77e00225f5ddfcfc1bde20a53b 0 172 253 224 2023-05-09T05:51:15Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki {{ Company | title1 = clearchannel Communications, Inc. | image1 = [[File:Clear Channel (horizontal).jpg|thumb]] | caption-image1 = | type = Private multi-media conglomerate | industry = Broadcasting | date_founded = May 13th, 1920 | founder = Roly Ortega | hq = Miami, Florida | key_people = Roly Ortega <small>(founder, president, chairman, and CEO)</small> | owners = | employees = 20,000 | divisions = | subsidiaries = | website = }} '''clear'''channel Communications, Inc. (otherwise known as '''clear'''channel) is a worldwide multi-media conglomerate company which owns television stations, radio stations, and cable/satellite providers, all around the world. Its headquarters are based in Miami, Florida and employs over 20,000 staff as of May 2023, which includes all departments, and all sectors, all around the world, making it '''''<u>THE</u>''''' largest multi-media broadcasting conglomerate company in the world. = Current properties (as of May 2023) = == National Over-the-Air Television == {| class="article-table" |+ ! Network name ! Format ! Language |- | [[American Broadcasting System|ABS]] || General || English |- | [[ABS Two]] || General || English |- | [[Sistema de Radiodifusion Estadounidense|SRE]] || General || Spanish |- | [[SRE Dos]] || General || Spanish |} == National Cable Networks == * Coming soon... == Local Television == {| class="article-table" |+ ! Callsign ! Channel number ! City ! Affiliation ! Language ! Callsign meaning |- | [[WWGN-TV]] || Channel 09.1 || Chicago || ABS '''O&O''' || English || Named in honor of the real-life [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WGN-TV WGN-TV Chicago]. |- | [[WHUB-TV]] || Channel 05.1 || Boston || Independent || English || The '''HUB''' for all things New England. |- | [[KST-TV]] || Channel 06.1 || rowspan=2|Seattle/Tacoma/Everett || ABS '''O&O''' || English || '''S'''eattle/'''T'''acoma |- | [[KSTE-TV]] || Channel 16.1 || ABS Two '''O&O''' || English || '''S'''eattle/'''T'''acoma/'''E'''verett |- | rowspan=2|[[WOTW-TV]] || Channel 09.1 || rowspan=2|Orlando/Daytona Beach/Melbourne || ABS '''O&O''' || English || rowspan=2|'''O'''-'''T'''o'''W'''n |- | Channel 09.2 || ABS Two '''O&O''' || English |- | [[WMFL-TV]] || Channel 06.1 || Miami/Fort Lauderdale/Key West || Independent || English || '''M'''iami/'''F'''ort '''L'''auderdale <small>('''FLAGSHIP''' for the company)</small> |- | [[WYQC-TV]] || Channel 03.1 || rowspan=2|Charlotte || ABS '''O&O''' || English || '''W'''e're '''Y'''our '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | [[WCQC-TV]] || Channel 64.1 || 24-Hour News || English || '''C'''harlotte, the '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | rowspan=3|[[WRDF-TV]] || Channel 05.1 || rowspan=4|Raleigh/Durham/Fayetteville || NBC || English || rowspan=3|'''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham/'''F'''ayetteville |- | Channel 05.2 || ABS '''O&O''' || English |- | Channel 05.3 || ABS Two '''O&O''' || English |- | [[WRDT-TV]] || Channel 50.1 || 24-Hour News || English || '''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham and the '''T'''riangle |- | rowspan=2|[[KSLC-TV]] || Channel 05.1 || rowspan=4|Salt Lake City/Logan/Provo || ABS '''O&O''' || English || rowspan=2|'''S'''alt '''L'''ake '''C'''ity |- | Channel 05.2 || ABS Two '''O&O''' || English |- | rowspan=2|[[KUTS-TV]] || Channel 20.1 || SRE '''O&O''' || Spanish || rowspan=2|'''UT'''ah '''S'''panish |- | Channel 20.2 || SRE Dos '''O&O''' || Spanish |- | [[KQDC-TV]] || Channel 06.1 || Davenport, Iowa/Moline, Ill. || ABS '''O&O''' || English || '''Q'''ua'''D''' '''C'''ities |- | rowspan=2|[[WGNV-TV]] || Channel 20.1 || rowspan=2|Gainesville/Ocala || ABS '''O&O''' || English || rowspan=2|'''G'''ai'''N'''es'''V'''ille |- | Channel 20.2 || ABS Two '''O&O''' || English |} == National Radio == {| class="article-table" |+ ! Network name ! Format ! Language |- | [[ABS Radio]] || General || English |- | [[ABS Newsradio]] || News || English |- | [[ABS Sportsradio]] || Sports || English |- | [[SportsBet Radio]] || Sports Betting || English |- | [[SiriusXM Satellite Radio|SiriusXM]] || Satellite || English/Spanish |- | [[iHeartRadio]] || General || English |- | [[Premiere]] || Syndication || English |- | [[KISS-FM (brand)|KISS-FM]] || Various || English |- | [[EDC Radio]] || Dance/EDM || English |} == Local Radio == {| class="article-table" |+ ! Callsign ! Frequency ! City ! Format ! Language ! Callsign meaning |- | [[WWGN (AM)|WWGN]] || AM 780 || Chicago || All-news || English || Named in honor of the real-life [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WGN_(AM) 720 WGN Chicago]. |- | [[WOTW (AM)|WOTW]] || AM 850 || rowspan=3|Orlando/Daytona Beach/Melbourne || All-news || English || '''O'''-'''T'''o'''W'''n |- | [[WOSJ]] || FM 103.1 || Smooth Jazz || English || '''O'''rlando's '''S'''mooth '''J'''azz |- | [[WOTW-FM]] || FM 105.1 || A.C. || English || '''O'''-'''T'''o'''W'''n |- | [[WMFL (AM)|WMFL]] || AM 980 || rowspan=3|Miami/Fort Lauderdale/Key West || All-news || English || '''M'''iami/'''F'''ort '''L'''auderdale <small>('''FLAGSHIP''' for the company)</small> |- | [[WEDC-FM]] || FM 93.5 || Dance/EDM || English || '''EDC''' Radio Network <small>('''FLAGSHIP''' for the network)</small> |- | [[WKSM-FM]] || FM 100.1 || Top 40 CHR/Dance || English || '''K'''is'''S'''-FM '''M'''iami <small>('''FLAGSHIP''' for the brand)</small> |- | [[WYQC (AM)|WYQC]] || AM 930 || rowspan=5|Charlotte || All-news || English || '''W'''e're '''Y'''our '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | [[WCQC (AM)|WCQC]] || AM 1110 || Sports || English || '''C'''harlotte, the '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | [[WQCL-FM]] || FM 92.7 || Sports || English || '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity '''L'''IVE |- | [[WCQC-FM]] || FM 95.1 || A.C. || English || '''C'''harlotte, the '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | [[WYQC-FM]] || FM 103.7 || Top 40 CHR/Dance || English || '''W'''e're '''Y'''our '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | [[WRDC (AM)|WRDC]] || AM 620 || rowspan=5|Raleigh/Durham/Fayetteville || Sports <small>(ESPN Radio)</small> || English || '''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham/'''C'''hapel Hill |- | [[WRDF (AM)|WRDF]] || AM 680 || All-news and Talk + Sports || English || '''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham/'''F'''ayetteville |- | [[WRDS (AM)|WRDS]] || AM 1550 || Sports || English || rowspan=2|'''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham '''S'''ports |- | [[WRDS-FM]] || FM 99.9 || Sports <small>(Local/ABS Sportsradio)</small> || English |- | [[WRDT-FM]] || FM 101.5 || A.C. || English || '''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham and the '''T'''riangle |- | [[KSLC (AM)|KSLC]] || AM 1160 || rowspan=6|Salt Lake City || All-news + Sports || English || '''S'''alt '''L'''ake '''C'''ity |- | [[KUTS (AM)|KUTS]] || AM 1280 || Sports <small>(Local/ABS Sportsradio)</small> || English || rowspan=2|'''UT'''ah '''S'''ports |- | [[KUTS-FM]] || FM 97.5 || Sports <small>(Local/ABS Sportsradio)</small> || English |- | [[KUMH-FM]] || FM 100.3 || A.C. || English || '''U'''tah '''M'''usic '''H'''ub |- | [[KSLC-FM]] || FM 102.7 || All-news + Sports || English || '''S'''alt '''L'''ake '''C'''ity |- | [[KSRU-FM]] || FM 103.5 || Sports <small>(ESPN Radio)</small> || English || '''S'''ports'''R'''adio '''U'''tah |} == National Cable Provider == * [[ABS CableSystem]] 899213cdebdba157da3341de2a7b5950c6e82eb4 254 253 2023-05-09T05:52:26Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki The company is known as <nowiki>'''clear'''</nowiki>channel Communications, Inc. for FMH references.{{ Company | title1 = clearchannel Communications, Inc. | image1 = [[File:Clear Channel (horizontal).jpg|thumb]] | caption-image1 = | type = Private multi-media conglomerate | industry = Broadcasting | date_founded = May 13th, 1920 | founder = Roly Ortega | hq = Miami, Florida | key_people = Roly Ortega <small>(founder, president, chairman, and CEO)</small> | owners = | employees = 20,000 | divisions = | subsidiaries = | website = }} '''clear'''channel Communications, Inc. (otherwise known as '''clear'''channel) is a worldwide multi-media conglomerate company which owns television stations, radio stations, and cable/satellite providers, all around the world. Its headquarters are based in Miami, Florida and employs over 20,000 staff as of May 2023, which includes all departments, and all sectors, all around the world, making it '''''<u>THE</u>''''' largest multi-media broadcasting conglomerate company in the world. = Current properties (as of May 2023) = == National Over-the-Air Television == {| class="article-table" |+ ! Network name ! Format ! Language |- | [[American Broadcasting System|ABS]] || General || English |- | [[ABS Two]] || General || English |- | [[Sistema de Radiodifusion Estadounidense|SRE]] || General || Spanish |- | [[SRE Dos]] || General || Spanish |} == National Cable Networks == * Coming soon... == Local Television == {| class="article-table" |+ ! Callsign ! Channel number ! City ! Affiliation ! Language ! Callsign meaning |- | [[WWGN-TV]] || Channel 09.1 || Chicago || ABS '''O&O''' || English || Named in honor of the real-life [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WGN-TV WGN-TV Chicago]. |- | [[WHUB-TV]] || Channel 05.1 || Boston || Independent || English || The '''HUB''' for all things New England. |- | [[KST-TV]] || Channel 06.1 || rowspan=2|Seattle/Tacoma/Everett || ABS '''O&O''' || English || '''S'''eattle/'''T'''acoma |- | [[KSTE-TV]] || Channel 16.1 || ABS Two '''O&O''' || English || '''S'''eattle/'''T'''acoma/'''E'''verett |- | rowspan=2|[[WOTW-TV]] || Channel 09.1 || rowspan=2|Orlando/Daytona Beach/Melbourne || ABS '''O&O''' || English || rowspan=2|'''O'''-'''T'''o'''W'''n |- | Channel 09.2 || ABS Two '''O&O''' || English |- | [[WMFL-TV]] || Channel 06.1 || Miami/Fort Lauderdale/Key West || Independent || English || '''M'''iami/'''F'''ort '''L'''auderdale <small>('''FLAGSHIP''' for the company)</small> |- | [[WYQC-TV]] || Channel 03.1 || rowspan=2|Charlotte || ABS '''O&O''' || English || '''W'''e're '''Y'''our '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | [[WCQC-TV]] || Channel 64.1 || 24-Hour News || English || '''C'''harlotte, the '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | rowspan=3|[[WRDF-TV]] || Channel 05.1 || rowspan=4|Raleigh/Durham/Fayetteville || NBC || English || rowspan=3|'''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham/'''F'''ayetteville |- | Channel 05.2 || ABS '''O&O''' || English |- | Channel 05.3 || ABS Two '''O&O''' || English |- | [[WRDT-TV]] || Channel 50.1 || 24-Hour News || English || '''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham and the '''T'''riangle |- | rowspan=2|[[KSLC-TV]] || Channel 05.1 || rowspan=4|Salt Lake City/Logan/Provo || ABS '''O&O''' || English || rowspan=2|'''S'''alt '''L'''ake '''C'''ity |- | Channel 05.2 || ABS Two '''O&O''' || English |- | rowspan=2|[[KUTS-TV]] || Channel 20.1 || SRE '''O&O''' || Spanish || rowspan=2|'''UT'''ah '''S'''panish |- | Channel 20.2 || SRE Dos '''O&O''' || Spanish |- | [[KQDC-TV]] || Channel 06.1 || Davenport, Iowa/Moline, Ill. || ABS '''O&O''' || English || '''Q'''ua'''D''' '''C'''ities |- | rowspan=2|[[WGNV-TV]] || Channel 20.1 || rowspan=2|Gainesville/Ocala || ABS '''O&O''' || English || rowspan=2|'''G'''ai'''N'''es'''V'''ille |- | Channel 20.2 || ABS Two '''O&O''' || English |} == National Radio == {| class="article-table" |+ ! Network name ! Format ! Language |- | [[ABS Radio]] || General || English |- | [[ABS Newsradio]] || News || English |- | [[ABS Sportsradio]] || Sports || English |- | [[SportsBet Radio]] || Sports Betting || English |- | [[SiriusXM Satellite Radio|SiriusXM]] || Satellite || English/Spanish |- | [[iHeartRadio]] || General || English |- | [[Premiere]] || Syndication || English |- | [[KISS-FM (brand)|KISS-FM]] || Various || English |- | [[EDC Radio]] || Dance/EDM || English |} == Local Radio == {| class="article-table" |+ ! Callsign ! Frequency ! City ! Format ! Language ! Callsign meaning |- | [[WWGN (AM)|WWGN]] || AM 780 || Chicago || All-news || English || Named in honor of the real-life [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WGN_(AM) 720 WGN Chicago]. |- | [[WOTW (AM)|WOTW]] || AM 850 || rowspan=3|Orlando/Daytona Beach/Melbourne || All-news || English || '''O'''-'''T'''o'''W'''n |- | [[WOSJ]] || FM 103.1 || Smooth Jazz || English || '''O'''rlando's '''S'''mooth '''J'''azz |- | [[WOTW-FM]] || FM 105.1 || A.C. || English || '''O'''-'''T'''o'''W'''n |- | [[WMFL (AM)|WMFL]] || AM 980 || rowspan=3|Miami/Fort Lauderdale/Key West || All-news || English || '''M'''iami/'''F'''ort '''L'''auderdale <small>('''FLAGSHIP''' for the company)</small> |- | [[WEDC-FM]] || FM 93.5 || Dance/EDM || English || '''EDC''' Radio Network <small>('''FLAGSHIP''' for the network)</small> |- | [[WKSM-FM]] || FM 100.1 || Top 40 CHR/Dance || English || '''K'''is'''S'''-FM '''M'''iami <small>('''FLAGSHIP''' for the brand)</small> |- | [[WYQC (AM)|WYQC]] || AM 930 || rowspan=5|Charlotte || All-news || English || '''W'''e're '''Y'''our '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | [[WCQC (AM)|WCQC]] || AM 1110 || Sports || English || '''C'''harlotte, the '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | [[WQCL-FM]] || FM 92.7 || Sports || English || '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity '''L'''IVE |- | [[WCQC-FM]] || FM 95.1 || A.C. || English || '''C'''harlotte, the '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | [[WYQC-FM]] || FM 103.7 || Top 40 CHR/Dance || English || '''W'''e're '''Y'''our '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | [[WRDC (AM)|WRDC]] || AM 620 || rowspan=5|Raleigh/Durham/Fayetteville || Sports <small>(ESPN Radio)</small> || English || '''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham/'''C'''hapel Hill |- | [[WRDF (AM)|WRDF]] || AM 680 || All-news and Talk + Sports || English || '''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham/'''F'''ayetteville |- | [[WRDS (AM)|WRDS]] || AM 1550 || Sports || English || rowspan=2|'''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham '''S'''ports |- | [[WRDS-FM]] || FM 99.9 || Sports <small>(Local/ABS Sportsradio)</small> || English |- | [[WRDT-FM]] || FM 101.5 || A.C. || English || '''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham and the '''T'''riangle |- | [[KSLC (AM)|KSLC]] || AM 1160 || rowspan=6|Salt Lake City || All-news + Sports || English || '''S'''alt '''L'''ake '''C'''ity |- | [[KUTS (AM)|KUTS]] || AM 1280 || Sports <small>(Local/ABS Sportsradio)</small> || English || rowspan=2|'''UT'''ah '''S'''ports |- | [[KUTS-FM]] || FM 97.5 || Sports <small>(Local/ABS Sportsradio)</small> || English |- | [[KUMH-FM]] || FM 100.3 || A.C. || English || '''U'''tah '''M'''usic '''H'''ub |- | [[KSLC-FM]] || FM 102.7 || All-news + Sports || English || '''S'''alt '''L'''ake '''C'''ity |- | [[KSRU-FM]] || FM 103.5 || Sports <small>(ESPN Radio)</small> || English || '''S'''ports'''R'''adio '''U'''tah |} == National Cable Provider == * [[ABS CableSystem]] 269ec8c305dd91b2e7eb5425b905d01d261dd844 255 254 2023-05-09T05:52:44Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki {{ Company | title1 = clearchannel Communications, Inc. | image1 = [[File:Clear Channel (horizontal).jpg|thumb]] | caption-image1 = | type = Private multi-media conglomerate | industry = Broadcasting | date_founded = May 13th, 1920 | founder = Roly Ortega | hq = Miami, Florida | key_people = Roly Ortega <small>(founder, president, chairman, and CEO)</small> | owners = | employees = 20,000 | divisions = | subsidiaries = | website = }} '''clear'''channel Communications, Inc. (otherwise known as '''clear'''channel) is a worldwide multi-media conglomerate company which owns television stations, radio stations, and cable/satellite providers, all around the world. Its headquarters are based in Miami, Florida and employs over 20,000 staff as of May 2023, which includes all departments, and all sectors, all around the world, making it '''''<u>THE</u>''''' largest multi-media broadcasting conglomerate company in the world. = Current properties (as of May 2023) = == National Over-the-Air Television == {| class="article-table" |+ ! Network name ! Format ! Language |- | [[American Broadcasting System|ABS]] || General || English |- | [[ABS Two]] || General || English |- | [[Sistema de Radiodifusion Estadounidense|SRE]] || General || Spanish |- | [[SRE Dos]] || General || Spanish |} == National Cable Networks == * Coming soon... == Local Television == {| class="article-table" |+ ! Callsign ! Channel number ! City ! Affiliation ! Language ! Callsign meaning |- | [[WWGN-TV]] || Channel 09.1 || Chicago || ABS '''O&O''' || English || Named in honor of the real-life [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WGN-TV WGN-TV Chicago]. |- | [[WHUB-TV]] || Channel 05.1 || Boston || Independent || English || The '''HUB''' for all things New England. |- | [[KST-TV]] || Channel 06.1 || rowspan=2|Seattle/Tacoma/Everett || ABS '''O&O''' || English || '''S'''eattle/'''T'''acoma |- | [[KSTE-TV]] || Channel 16.1 || ABS Two '''O&O''' || English || '''S'''eattle/'''T'''acoma/'''E'''verett |- | rowspan=2|[[WOTW-TV]] || Channel 09.1 || rowspan=2|Orlando/Daytona Beach/Melbourne || ABS '''O&O''' || English || rowspan=2|'''O'''-'''T'''o'''W'''n |- | Channel 09.2 || ABS Two '''O&O''' || English |- | [[WMFL-TV]] || Channel 06.1 || Miami/Fort Lauderdale/Key West || Independent || English || '''M'''iami/'''F'''ort '''L'''auderdale <small>('''FLAGSHIP''' for the company)</small> |- | [[WYQC-TV]] || Channel 03.1 || rowspan=2|Charlotte || ABS '''O&O''' || English || '''W'''e're '''Y'''our '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | [[WCQC-TV]] || Channel 64.1 || 24-Hour News || English || '''C'''harlotte, the '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | rowspan=3|[[WRDF-TV]] || Channel 05.1 || rowspan=4|Raleigh/Durham/Fayetteville || NBC || English || rowspan=3|'''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham/'''F'''ayetteville |- | Channel 05.2 || ABS '''O&O''' || English |- | Channel 05.3 || ABS Two '''O&O''' || English |- | [[WRDT-TV]] || Channel 50.1 || 24-Hour News || English || '''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham and the '''T'''riangle |- | rowspan=2|[[KSLC-TV]] || Channel 05.1 || rowspan=4|Salt Lake City/Logan/Provo || ABS '''O&O''' || English || rowspan=2|'''S'''alt '''L'''ake '''C'''ity |- | Channel 05.2 || ABS Two '''O&O''' || English |- | rowspan=2|[[KUTS-TV]] || Channel 20.1 || SRE '''O&O''' || Spanish || rowspan=2|'''UT'''ah '''S'''panish |- | Channel 20.2 || SRE Dos '''O&O''' || Spanish |- | [[KQDC-TV]] || Channel 06.1 || Davenport, Iowa/Moline, Ill. || ABS '''O&O''' || English || '''Q'''ua'''D''' '''C'''ities |- | rowspan=2|[[WGNV-TV]] || Channel 20.1 || rowspan=2|Gainesville/Ocala || ABS '''O&O''' || English || rowspan=2|'''G'''ai'''N'''es'''V'''ille |- | Channel 20.2 || ABS Two '''O&O''' || English |} == National Radio == {| class="article-table" |+ ! Network name ! Format ! Language |- | [[ABS Radio]] || General || English |- | [[ABS Newsradio]] || News || English |- | [[ABS Sportsradio]] || Sports || English |- | [[SportsBet Radio]] || Sports Betting || English |- | [[SiriusXM Satellite Radio|SiriusXM]] || Satellite || English/Spanish |- | [[iHeartRadio]] || General || English |- | [[Premiere]] || Syndication || English |- | [[KISS-FM (brand)|KISS-FM]] || Various || English |- | [[EDC Radio]] || Dance/EDM || English |} == Local Radio == {| class="article-table" |+ ! Callsign ! Frequency ! City ! Format ! Language ! Callsign meaning |- | [[WWGN (AM)|WWGN]] || AM 780 || Chicago || All-news || English || Named in honor of the real-life [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WGN_(AM) 720 WGN Chicago]. |- | [[WOTW (AM)|WOTW]] || AM 850 || rowspan=3|Orlando/Daytona Beach/Melbourne || All-news || English || '''O'''-'''T'''o'''W'''n |- | [[WOSJ]] || FM 103.1 || Smooth Jazz || English || '''O'''rlando's '''S'''mooth '''J'''azz |- | [[WOTW-FM]] || FM 105.1 || A.C. || English || '''O'''-'''T'''o'''W'''n |- | [[WMFL (AM)|WMFL]] || AM 980 || rowspan=3|Miami/Fort Lauderdale/Key West || All-news || English || '''M'''iami/'''F'''ort '''L'''auderdale <small>('''FLAGSHIP''' for the company)</small> |- | [[WEDC-FM]] || FM 93.5 || Dance/EDM || English || '''EDC''' Radio Network <small>('''FLAGSHIP''' for the network)</small> |- | [[WKSM-FM]] || FM 100.1 || Top 40 CHR/Dance || English || '''K'''is'''S'''-FM '''M'''iami <small>('''FLAGSHIP''' for the brand)</small> |- | [[WYQC (AM)|WYQC]] || AM 930 || rowspan=5|Charlotte || All-news || English || '''W'''e're '''Y'''our '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | [[WCQC (AM)|WCQC]] || AM 1110 || Sports || English || '''C'''harlotte, the '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | [[WQCL-FM]] || FM 92.7 || Sports || English || '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity '''L'''IVE |- | [[WCQC-FM]] || FM 95.1 || A.C. || English || '''C'''harlotte, the '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | [[WYQC-FM]] || FM 103.7 || Top 40 CHR/Dance || English || '''W'''e're '''Y'''our '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | [[WRDC (AM)|WRDC]] || AM 620 || rowspan=5|Raleigh/Durham/Fayetteville || Sports <small>(ESPN Radio)</small> || English || '''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham/'''C'''hapel Hill |- | [[WRDF (AM)|WRDF]] || AM 680 || All-news and Talk + Sports || English || '''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham/'''F'''ayetteville |- | [[WRDS (AM)|WRDS]] || AM 1550 || Sports || English || rowspan=2|'''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham '''S'''ports |- | [[WRDS-FM]] || FM 99.9 || Sports <small>(Local/ABS Sportsradio)</small> || English |- | [[WRDT-FM]] || FM 101.5 || A.C. || English || '''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham and the '''T'''riangle |- | [[KSLC (AM)|KSLC]] || AM 1160 || rowspan=6|Salt Lake City || All-news + Sports || English || '''S'''alt '''L'''ake '''C'''ity |- | [[KUTS (AM)|KUTS]] || AM 1280 || Sports <small>(Local/ABS Sportsradio)</small> || English || rowspan=2|'''UT'''ah '''S'''ports |- | [[KUTS-FM]] || FM 97.5 || Sports <small>(Local/ABS Sportsradio)</small> || English |- | [[KUMH-FM]] || FM 100.3 || A.C. || English || '''U'''tah '''M'''usic '''H'''ub |- | [[KSLC-FM]] || FM 102.7 || All-news + Sports || English || '''S'''alt '''L'''ake '''C'''ity |- | [[KSRU-FM]] || FM 103.5 || Sports <small>(ESPN Radio)</small> || English || '''S'''ports'''R'''adio '''U'''tah |} == National Cable Provider == * [[ABS CableSystem]] 899213cdebdba157da3341de2a7b5950c6e82eb4 256 255 2023-05-09T05:53:50Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki {{ Company | title1 = clearchannel Communications, Inc. | image1 = [[File:Clear Channel (horizontal).jpg|thumb]] | caption-image1 = | type = Private multi-media conglomerate | industry = Broadcasting | date_founded = May 13th, 1920 | founder = Roly Ortega | hq = Miami, Florida | key_people = Roly Ortega <small>(founder, president, chairman, and CEO)</small> | owners = | employees = 20,000 | divisions = | subsidiaries = | website = }}'''clear'''channel Communications, Inc. (otherwise known as '''clear'''channel) is a worldwide multi-media conglomerate company which owns television stations, radio stations, and cable/satellite providers, all around the world. Its headquarters are based in Miami, Florida and employs over 20,000 staff as of May 2023, which includes all departments, and all sectors, all around the world, making it '''''<u>THE</u>''''' largest multi-media broadcasting conglomerate company in the world. = Current properties (as of May 2023) = == National Over-the-Air Television == {| class="article-table" |+ ! Network name ! Format ! Language |- | [[American Broadcasting System|ABS]] || General || English |- | [[ABS Two]] || General || English |- | [[Sistema de Radiodifusion Estadounidense|SRE]] || General || Spanish |- | [[SRE Dos]] || General || Spanish |} == National Cable Networks == * Coming soon... == Local Television == {| class="article-table" |+ ! Callsign ! Channel number ! City ! Affiliation ! Language ! Callsign meaning |- | [[WWGN-TV]] || Channel 09.1 || Chicago || ABS '''O&O''' || English || Named in honor of the real-life [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WGN-TV WGN-TV Chicago]. |- | [[WHUB-TV]] || Channel 05.1 || Boston || Independent || English || The '''HUB''' for all things New England. |- | [[KST-TV]] || Channel 06.1 || rowspan=2|Seattle/Tacoma/Everett || ABS '''O&O''' || English || '''S'''eattle/'''T'''acoma |- | [[KSTE-TV]] || Channel 16.1 || ABS Two '''O&O''' || English || '''S'''eattle/'''T'''acoma/'''E'''verett |- | rowspan=2|[[WOTW-TV]] || Channel 09.1 || rowspan=2|Orlando/Daytona Beach/Melbourne || ABS '''O&O''' || English || rowspan=2|'''O'''-'''T'''o'''W'''n |- | Channel 09.2 || ABS Two '''O&O''' || English |- | [[WMFL-TV]] || Channel 06.1 || Miami/Fort Lauderdale/Key West || Independent || English || '''M'''iami/'''F'''ort '''L'''auderdale <small>('''FLAGSHIP''' for the company)</small> |- | [[WYQC-TV]] || Channel 03.1 || rowspan=2|Charlotte || ABS '''O&O''' || English || '''W'''e're '''Y'''our '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | [[WCQC-TV]] || Channel 64.1 || 24-Hour News || English || '''C'''harlotte, the '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | rowspan=3|[[WRDF-TV]] || Channel 05.1 || rowspan=4|Raleigh/Durham/Fayetteville || NBC || English || rowspan=3|'''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham/'''F'''ayetteville |- | Channel 05.2 || ABS '''O&O''' || English |- | Channel 05.3 || ABS Two '''O&O''' || English |- | [[WRDT-TV]] || Channel 50.1 || 24-Hour News || English || '''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham and the '''T'''riangle |- | rowspan=2|[[KSLC-TV]] || Channel 05.1 || rowspan=4|Salt Lake City/Logan/Provo || ABS '''O&O''' || English || rowspan=2|'''S'''alt '''L'''ake '''C'''ity |- | Channel 05.2 || ABS Two '''O&O''' || English |- | rowspan=2|[[KUTS-TV]] || Channel 20.1 || SRE '''O&O''' || Spanish || rowspan=2|'''UT'''ah '''S'''panish |- | Channel 20.2 || SRE Dos '''O&O''' || Spanish |- | [[KQDC-TV]] || Channel 06.1 || Davenport, Iowa/Moline, Ill. || ABS '''O&O''' || English || '''Q'''ua'''D''' '''C'''ities |- | rowspan=2|[[WGNV-TV]] || Channel 20.1 || rowspan=2|Gainesville/Ocala || ABS '''O&O''' || English || rowspan=2|'''G'''ai'''N'''es'''V'''ille |- | Channel 20.2 || ABS Two '''O&O''' || English |} == National Radio == {| class="article-table" |+ ! Network name ! Format ! Language |- | [[ABS Radio]] || General || English |- | [[ABS Newsradio]] || News || English |- | [[ABS Sportsradio]] || Sports || English |- | [[SportsBet Radio]] || Sports Betting || English |- | [[SiriusXM Satellite Radio|SiriusXM]] || Satellite || English/Spanish |- | [[iHeartRadio]] || General || English |- | [[Premiere]] || Syndication || English |- | [[KISS-FM (brand)|KISS-FM]] || Various || English |- | [[EDC Radio]] || Dance/EDM || English |} == Local Radio == {| class="article-table" |+ ! Callsign ! Frequency ! City ! Format ! Language ! Callsign meaning |- | [[WWGN (AM)|WWGN]] || AM 780 || Chicago || All-news || English || Named in honor of the real-life [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WGN_(AM) 720 WGN Chicago]. |- | [[WOTW (AM)|WOTW]] || AM 850 || rowspan=3|Orlando/Daytona Beach/Melbourne || All-news || English || '''O'''-'''T'''o'''W'''n |- | [[WOSJ]] || FM 103.1 || Smooth Jazz || English || '''O'''rlando's '''S'''mooth '''J'''azz |- | [[WOTW-FM]] || FM 105.1 || A.C. || English || '''O'''-'''T'''o'''W'''n |- | [[WMFL (AM)|WMFL]] || AM 980 || rowspan=3|Miami/Fort Lauderdale/Key West || All-news || English || '''M'''iami/'''F'''ort '''L'''auderdale <small>('''FLAGSHIP''' for the company)</small> |- | [[WEDC-FM]] || FM 93.5 || Dance/EDM || English || '''EDC''' Radio Network <small>('''FLAGSHIP''' for the network)</small> |- | [[WKSM-FM]] || FM 100.1 || Top 40 CHR/Dance || English || '''K'''is'''S'''-FM '''M'''iami <small>('''FLAGSHIP''' for the brand)</small> |- | [[WYQC (AM)|WYQC]] || AM 930 || rowspan=5|Charlotte || All-news || English || '''W'''e're '''Y'''our '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | [[WCQC (AM)|WCQC]] || AM 1110 || Sports || English || '''C'''harlotte, the '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | [[WQCL-FM]] || FM 92.7 || Sports || English || '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity '''L'''IVE |- | [[WCQC-FM]] || FM 95.1 || A.C. || English || '''C'''harlotte, the '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | [[WYQC-FM]] || FM 103.7 || Top 40 CHR/Dance || English || '''W'''e're '''Y'''our '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | [[WRDC (AM)|WRDC]] || AM 620 || rowspan=5|Raleigh/Durham/Fayetteville || Sports <small>(ESPN Radio)</small> || English || '''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham/'''C'''hapel Hill |- | [[WRDF (AM)|WRDF]] || AM 680 || All-news and Talk + Sports || English || '''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham/'''F'''ayetteville |- | [[WRDS (AM)|WRDS]] || AM 1550 || Sports || English || rowspan=2|'''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham '''S'''ports |- | [[WRDS-FM]] || FM 99.9 || Sports <small>(Local/ABS Sportsradio)</small> || English |- | [[WRDT-FM]] || FM 101.5 || A.C. || English || '''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham and the '''T'''riangle |- | [[KSLC (AM)|KSLC]] || AM 1160 || rowspan=6|Salt Lake City || All-news + Sports || English || '''S'''alt '''L'''ake '''C'''ity |- | [[KUTS (AM)|KUTS]] || AM 1280 || Sports <small>(Local/ABS Sportsradio)</small> || English || rowspan=2|'''UT'''ah '''S'''ports |- | [[KUTS-FM]] || FM 97.5 || Sports <small>(Local/ABS Sportsradio)</small> || English |- | [[KUMH-FM]] || FM 100.3 || A.C. || English || '''U'''tah '''M'''usic '''H'''ub |- | [[KSLC-FM]] || FM 102.7 || All-news + Sports || English || '''S'''alt '''L'''ake '''C'''ity |- | [[KSRU-FM]] || FM 103.5 || Sports <small>(ESPN Radio)</small> || English || '''S'''ports'''R'''adio '''U'''tah |} == National Cable Provider == * [[ABS CableSystem]] ac1cad436bfaa755e0a3af856bf35af4a983b579 259 256 2023-05-09T06:05:59Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki {{ Company | title1 = clearchannel Communications, Inc. | image1 = [[File:Clear Channel (horizontal).jpg|thumb]] | caption-image1 = | type = Private multi-media conglomerate | industry = Broadcasting | date_founded = May 13th, 1920 | founder = Roly Ortega | hq = Miami, Florida | key_people = Roly Ortega <small>(founder, president, chairman, and CEO)</small> | owners = | employees = 20,000 | divisions = Clear Channel Television<br>Clear Channel Radio<br>ABS Domestic Distribution Television | subsidiaries = ABS News Productions | website = clearchannel.com }}'''clear'''channel Communications, Inc. (otherwise known as '''clear'''channel) is a worldwide multi-media conglomerate company which owns television stations, radio stations, and cable/satellite providers, all around the world. Its headquarters are based in Miami, Florida and employs over 20,000 staff as of May 2023, which includes all departments, and all sectors, all around the world, making it '''''<u>THE</u>''''' largest multi-media broadcasting conglomerate company in the world. = Current properties (as of May 2023) = == National Over-the-Air Television == {| class="article-table" |+ ! Network name ! Format ! Language |- | [[American Broadcasting System|ABS]] || rowspan=4|General || rowspan=2|English |- | [[ABS Two]] |- | [[Sistema de Radiodifusion Estadounidense|SRE]] || rowspan=2|Spanish |- | [[SRE Dos]] |} == National Cable Networks == * Coming soon... == Local Television == {| class="article-table" |+ ! Callsign ! Channel number ! City ! Affiliation ! Language ! Callsign meaning |- | [[WWGN-TV]] || Channel 09.1 || Chicago || ABS '''O&O''' || rowspan=15|English || Named in honor of the real-life [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WGN-TV WGN-TV Chicago]. |- | [[WHUB-TV]] || Channel 05.1 || Boston || Independent || The '''HUB''' for all things New England. |- | [[KST-TV]] || Channel 06.1 || rowspan=2|Seattle/Tacoma/Everett || ABS '''O&O''' || '''S'''eattle/'''T'''acoma |- | [[KSTE-TV]] || Channel 16.1 || ABS Two '''O&O''' || '''S'''eattle/'''T'''acoma/'''E'''verett |- | rowspan=2|[[WOTW-TV]] || Channel 09.1 || rowspan=2|Orlando/Daytona Beach/Melbourne || ABS '''O&O''' || rowspan=2|'''O'''-'''T'''o'''W'''n |- | Channel 09.2 || ABS Two '''O&O''' |- | [[WMFL-TV]] || Channel 06.1 || Miami/Fort Lauderdale/Key West || Independent || '''M'''iami/'''F'''ort '''L'''auderdale <small>('''FLAGSHIP''' for the company)</small> |- | [[WYQC-TV]] || Channel 03.1 || rowspan=2|Charlotte || ABS '''O&O''' || '''W'''e're '''Y'''our '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | [[WCQC-TV]] || Channel 64.1 || 24-Hour News || '''C'''harlotte, the '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | rowspan=3|[[WRDF-TV]] || Channel 05.1 || rowspan=4|Raleigh/Durham/Fayetteville || NBC || rowspan=3|'''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham/'''F'''ayetteville |- | Channel 05.2 || ABS '''O&O''' |- | Channel 05.3 || ABS Two '''O&O''' |- | [[WRDT-TV]] || Channel 50.1 || 24-Hour News || '''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham and the '''T'''riangle |- | rowspan=2|[[KSLC-TV]] || Channel 05.1 || rowspan=4|Salt Lake City/Logan/Provo || ABS '''O&O''' || rowspan=2|'''S'''alt '''L'''ake '''C'''ity |- | Channel 05.2 || ABS Two '''O&O''' |- | rowspan=2|[[KUTS-TV]] || Channel 20.1 || SRE '''O&O''' || rowspan=2|Spanish || rowspan=2|'''UT'''ah '''S'''panish |- | Channel 20.2 || SRE Dos '''O&O''' |- | [[KQDC-TV]] || Channel 06.1 || Davenport, Iowa/Moline, Ill. || ABS '''O&O''' || rowspan=3|English || '''Q'''ua'''D''' '''C'''ities |- | rowspan=2|[[WGNV-TV]] || Channel 20.1 || rowspan=2|Gainesville/Ocala || ABS '''O&O''' || rowspan=2|'''G'''ai'''N'''es'''V'''ille |- | Channel 20.2 || ABS Two '''O&O''' |} == National Radio == {| class="article-table" |+ ! Network name ! Format ! Language |- | [[ABS Radio]] || General || rowspan=4|English |- | [[ABS Newsradio]] || News |- | [[ABS Sportsradio]] || Sports |- | [[SportsBet Radio]] || Sports Betting |- | [[SiriusXM Satellite Radio|SiriusXM]] || Satellite || rowspan=3|English/Spanish |- | [[iHeartRadio]] || General |- | [[Premiere Networks|Premiere]] || Syndication |- | [[KISS-FM (brand)|KISS-FM]] || Various || rowspan=2|English |- | [[EDC Radio]] || Dance/EDM |} == Local Radio == {| class="article-table" |+ ! Callsign ! Frequency ! City ! Format ! Language ! Callsign meaning |- | [[WWGN (AM)|WWGN]] || AM 780 || Chicago || All-news || rowspan=23|English || Named in honor of the real-life [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WGN_(AM) 720 WGN Chicago]. |- | [[WOTW (AM)|WOTW]] || AM 850 || rowspan=3|Orlando/Daytona Beach/Melbourne || All-news || '''O'''-'''T'''o'''W'''n |- | [[WOSJ]] || FM 103.1 || Smooth Jazz || '''O'''rlando's '''S'''mooth '''J'''azz |- | [[WOTW-FM]] || FM 105.1 || A.C. || '''O'''-'''T'''o'''W'''n |- | [[WMFL (AM)|WMFL]] || AM 980 || rowspan=3|Miami/Fort Lauderdale/Key West || All-news || '''M'''iami/'''F'''ort '''L'''auderdale <small>('''FLAGSHIP''' for the company)</small> |- | [[WEDC-FM]] || FM 93.5 || Dance/EDM || '''EDC''' Radio Network <small>('''FLAGSHIP''' for the network)</small> |- | [[WKSM-FM]] || FM 100.1 || Top 40 CHR/Dance || '''K'''is'''S'''-FM '''M'''iami <small>('''FLAGSHIP''' for the brand)</small> |- | [[WYQC (AM)|WYQC]] || AM 930 || rowspan=5|Charlotte || All-news || '''W'''e're '''Y'''our '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | [[WCQC (AM)|WCQC]] || AM 1110 || Sports || '''C'''harlotte, the '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | [[WQCL-FM]] || FM 92.7 || Sports || '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity '''L'''IVE |- | [[WCQC-FM]] || FM 95.1 || A.C. || '''C'''harlotte, the '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | [[WYQC-FM]] || FM 103.7 || Top 40 CHR/Dance || '''W'''e're '''Y'''our '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | [[WRDC (AM)|WRDC]] || AM 620 || rowspan=5|Raleigh/Durham/Fayetteville || Sports <small>(ESPN Radio)</small> || '''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham/'''C'''hapel Hill |- | [[WRDF (AM)|WRDF]] || AM 680 || All-news and Talk + Sports || '''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham/'''F'''ayetteville |- | [[WRDS (AM)|WRDS]] || AM 1550 || Sports || rowspan=2|'''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham '''S'''ports |- | [[WRDS-FM]] || FM 99.9 || Sports <small>(Local/ABS Sportsradio)</small> |- | [[WRDT-FM]] || FM 101.5 || A.C. || '''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham and the '''T'''riangle |- | [[KSLC (AM)|KSLC]] || AM 1160 || rowspan=6|Salt Lake City || All-news + Sports || '''S'''alt '''L'''ake '''C'''ity |- | [[KUTS (AM)|KUTS]] || AM 1280 || Sports <small>(Local/ABS Sportsradio)</small> || rowspan=2|'''UT'''ah '''S'''ports |- | [[KUTS-FM]] || FM 97.5 || Sports <small>(Local/ABS Sportsradio)</small> |- | [[KUMH-FM]] || FM 100.3 || A.C. || '''U'''tah '''M'''usic '''H'''ub |- | [[KSLC-FM]] || FM 102.7 || All-news + Sports || '''S'''alt '''L'''ake '''C'''ity |- | [[KSRU-FM]] || FM 103.5 || Sports <small>(ESPN Radio)</small> || '''S'''ports'''R'''adio '''U'''tah |} == National Cable Provider == * [[ABS CableSystem]] 8ec4de34d282b91fc8d3644b6ccb4314648619c6 0 182 258 2023-05-09T05:57:53Z Dma37dude 48419250 Created page with "{{Televisionstation|title1=KTHR-TV|city=Corpus Christi, Texas|country=United States|channels=Digital: 26 (UHF) Virtual: 3|branding=KTHR-TV 3 (general) 3 News (newscasts)|slogan=On Your Side|programming=3.1 - ABC, 3.2 MeTV, 3.3 Movies!, 3.4 Estrella|affiliations=ABC|ownership=Media General|owner=Media General|operator=Media General|sisterstations=KMOL-TV, KTWE-TV, KTCC-AM, KTCC-FM|firstairdate=May 4, 1964|formercallsigns=KTCC-TV (CP only)|callsignmeaning=Channel three}}..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation|title1=KTHR-TV|city=Corpus Christi, Texas|country=United States|channels=Digital: 26 (UHF) Virtual: 3|branding=KTHR-TV 3 (general) 3 News (newscasts)|slogan=On Your Side|programming=3.1 - ABC, 3.2 MeTV, 3.3 Movies!, 3.4 Estrella|affiliations=ABC|ownership=Media General|owner=Media General|operator=Media General|sisterstations=KMOL-TV, KTWE-TV, KTCC-AM, KTCC-FM|firstairdate=May 4, 1964|formercallsigns=KTCC-TV (CP only)|callsignmeaning=Channel three}} '''KTHR''' (channel 3) is a television station in Corpus Christi, Texas, United States, affiliated with ABC and owned by Media General Inc. The station's studios are located at 5002 South Padre Island Drive in Corpus Christi, and its transmitter is located in Petronila, Texas. 19b6fb5c62d77b96948e5d3f9c7311a32e4bdc85 262 258 2023-05-09T06:32:54Z Dma37dude 48419250 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation|title1=KTHR-TV|image1=Logo here|caption-image1=KTHR-TV logo|city=Corpus Christi, Texas|country=United States|channels=Digital: 26 (UHF) Virtual: 3|branding=KTHR-TV3 (general) 3 News (newscasts)|slogan=On Your Side|programming=Programming|affiliations=3.1: ABC (since 1964)<br>3.2: MeTV<br>3.3: Movies!<br>3.4 Estrella TV|title3=Ownership|owner=Media General|sisterstations=KMOL-TV, KTCC-AM, KTCC-FM|history=History|firstairdate=May 4, 1964|formercallsigns=|formerchannelnumbers=3 (VHF analog, 1964-2009) 8 (VHF digital, 2003-2010)|formeraffiliations=None|callsignmeaning=Channel three|techinfo=Technical information|licensingauth=[[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission|WBC]]|effectiveradiatedpower=1,000 kW|heightaboveterrain=980 ft}} '''KTHR''' (channel 3) is a television station in Corpus Christi, Texas, United States, affiliated with ABC and owned by Media General Inc. The station's studios are located at 5002 South Padre Island Drive in Corpus Christi, and its transmitter is located in Petronila, Texas. ==History== ===Coming soon=== ==Programming== Weekday Schedule 5-7am - 3 News This Morning 7-9am - Good Morning America 9-9:30am - Coastal Living LIVE with Clarissa Serna and Barbi Leo 9:30-10am - Daytime Jeopardy! 10am-11am Live with Kelly and Mark 11am-12pm - 3 News Dayside 12pm-1pm - GMA 3: What You Need To Know 1pm-2pm - General Hospital 2pm-3pm - Judge Judy 3pm-4pm - The Lee and Hayley Show with Lee Cruse and Hayley Harmon 4pm-4:30pm - Inside Edition 4:30pm-5pm - Jeopardy! 5pm-5:30pm - 3 News at 5 5:30pm-6pm - World News Tonight 6pm-6:30pm - 3 News at 6 6:30pm-7pm - Wheel of Fortune 7pm-10pm - ABC Primetime 10pm-10:35pm - 3 News at 10 10:35pm-11:05pm - The Simpsons 11:05-11:35pm - MASH 11:35pm-12:35am - Jimmy Kimmel Live 12:35am-1:07am - Nightline 1:07am-2:07am - Two and Half Men (two episodes 2:07am-2:37am - Paid Programming 2:37am-4:30am - World News Now 4:30am-5am - America This Morning ===News operation=== Coming soon ====News team==== 3 News Weeknight Team * Rudy Trevino - weeknights at 6 and 10, and co-host of "Domingo Live!" * Katia Uriarte - weeknights at 6 and 10 * Leslie Adami - weeknights at 5, and lead reporter at 10 * Mike Gillaspia - weeknights at 5, and investigative reporter * Chief Meteorologist Alan Holt * Sports Director Chris Thomasson 3 News This Morning and Dayside * John Thomas Kobos - weekdays 5-7am and 11am * Barbi Leo - weekdays 5-7am and co-host of "Domingo Live!" * Carly Smith - meteorologist 5-7am and 11am 3 News Weekends * Brian Burns - weekend evening anchor and weekday reporter * Kristin Walla - weekend meteorologist and weekday reporter * Ashley Gonzalez - weekend sports anchor and weekday sports reporter 3 News Reporters * John Rupolo - MMJ * Mariah Gallegos - MMJ (also fill-in weather forecaster) * Michael Gibson - MMJ/fill-in anchor * Bill Churchwell - MMJ * Lexis Greene - MMJ/fill-in anchor * Brandon Schaff - MMJ * Simone Simpson - MMJ * Joe Gazin - commentator (former legendary weeknight anchor until 2021 retirement) 3 News Management * Richard Longoria - 3 News Director * Jonathan Munson - Assistant News Director * Preston West - Chief Photographer * Jeremy Landers - Assignment Manager * Haley Williams - Digital Content Manager 3 News Producers * A.J. Lopez - Producer * Josh Maxwell - Digital Content Producer * Anchors produce mornings, 11am, and weekends ==Technical information== ===Subchannels=== The station's digital signal is multiplexed: {| class="fandom-table" |+Subchannels of KTHR-TV !Channel !Format !Aspect !Short name !Programming |- |3.1 | rowspan="3" |720p | rowspan="3" |16:9 |KTHR3.1 |Main KTHR-TV programming/ABC |- |3.2 |KTHR3.2 |MeTV |- |3.3 |KTHR3.3 |MOVIES! |} KTHR-DT signed on the air in 2003. ===Analog-to-digital conversion=== KTHR-TV shut down its analog signal, over VHF channel 3 on February 17, 2009 during Nightline. dda65bca5828f645d188317bacfc08d1c652f524 263 262 2023-05-09T06:39:33Z Dma37dude 48419250 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation|title1=KTHR-TV|image1=Logo here|caption-image1=KTHR-TV logo|city=Corpus Christi, Texas|country=United States|channels=Digital: 26 (UHF) Virtual: 3|branding=KTHR-TV3 (general) 3 News (newscasts)|slogan=Coverage You Can Count On|programming=Programming|affiliations=3.1: ABC (since 1964)<br>3.2: MeTV<br>3.3: Movies!<br>3.4 Estrella TV|title3=Ownership|owner=Media General|sisterstations=KMOL-TV, KTCC-AM, KTCC-FM|history=History|firstairdate=May 4, 1964|formercallsigns=|formerchannelnumbers=3 (VHF analog, 1964-2009) 8 (VHF digital, 2003-2010)|formeraffiliations=None|callsignmeaning=Channel three|techinfo=Technical information|licensingauth=[[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission|WBC]]|effectiveradiatedpower=1,000 kW|heightaboveterrain=980 ft}} '''KTHR''' (channel 3) is a television station in Corpus Christi, Texas, United States, affiliated with ABC and owned by Media General Inc. The station's studios are located at 5002 South Padre Island Drive in Corpus Christi, and its transmitter is located in Petronila, Texas. ==History== ===Coming soon=== ==Programming== Weekday Schedule 5-7am - 3 News This Morning 7-9am - Good Morning America 9-9:30am - Coastal Living LIVE with Clarissa Serna and Barbi Leo 9:30-10am - Daytime Jeopardy! 10am-11am Live with Kelly and Mark 11am-12pm - 3 News Dayside 12pm-1pm - GMA 3: What You Need To Know 1pm-2pm - General Hospital 2pm-3pm - Judge Judy 3pm-4pm - The Lee and Hayley Show with Lee Cruse and Hayley Harmon 4pm-4:30pm - Inside Edition 4:30pm-5pm - Jeopardy! 5pm-5:30pm - 3 News at 5 5:30pm-6pm - World News Tonight 6pm-6:30pm - 3 News at 6 6:30pm-7pm - Wheel of Fortune 7pm-10pm - ABC Primetime 10pm-10:35pm - 3 News at 10 10:35pm-11:05pm - The Simpsons 11:05-11:35pm - MASH 11:35pm-12:35am - Jimmy Kimmel Live 12:35am-1:07am - Nightline 1:07am-2:07am - Two and Half Men (two episodes 2:07am-2:37am - Paid Programming 2:37am-4:30am - World News Now 4:30am-5am - America This Morning ===News operation=== Coming soon ====News team==== 3 News Weeknight Team * Rudy Trevino - weeknights at 6 and 10, and co-host of "Domingo Live!" * Katia Uriarte - weeknights at 6 and 10 * Leslie Adami - weeknights at 5, and lead reporter at 10 * Mike Gillaspia - weeknights at 5, and investigative reporter * Chief Meteorologist Alan Holt * Sports Director Chris Thomasson 3 News This Morning and Dayside * John Thomas Kobos - weekdays 5-7am and 11am * Barbi Leo - weekdays 5-7am and co-host of "Domingo Live!" * Carly Smith - meteorologist 5-7am and 11am 3 News Weekends * Brian Burns - weekend evening anchor and weekday reporter * Kristin Walla - weekend meteorologist and weekday reporter * Ashley Gonzalez - weekend sports anchor and weekday sports reporter 3 News Reporters * John Rupolo - MMJ * Mariah Gallegos - MMJ (also fill-in weather forecaster) * Michael Gibson - MMJ/fill-in anchor * Bill Churchwell - MMJ * Lexis Greene - MMJ/fill-in anchor * Brandon Schaff - MMJ * Simone Simpson - MMJ * Joe Gazin - commentator (former legendary weeknight anchor until 2021 retirement) 3 News Management * Richard Longoria - 3 News Director * Jonathan Munson - Assistant News Director * Preston West - Chief Photographer * Jeremy Landers - Assignment Manager * Haley Williams - Digital Content Manager 3 News Producers * A.J. Lopez - Producer * Josh Maxwell - Digital Content Producer * Anchors produce mornings, 11am, and weekends ==Technical information== ===Subchannels=== The station's digital signal is multiplexed: {| class="fandom-table" |+Subchannels of KTHR-TV !Channel !Format !Aspect !Short name !Programming |- |3.1 | rowspan="3" |720p | rowspan="3" |16:9 |KTHR3.1 |Main KTHR-TV programming/ABC |- |3.2 |KTHR3.2 |MeTV |- |3.3 |KTHR3.3 |MOVIES! |} KTHR-DT signed on the air in 2003. ===Analog-to-digital conversion=== KTHR-TV shut down its analog signal, over VHF channel 3 on February 17, 2009 during Nightline. cab8d5a0828f0d6789e15ecbc104ceb316075c31 264 263 2023-05-09T07:00:42Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation|title1=KTHR-TV|image1=Logo here|caption-image1=KTHR-TV logo|city=Corpus Christi, Texas|country=United States|channels=Digital: 26 (UHF) Virtual: 3|branding=KTHR-TV3 (general) 3 News (newscasts)|slogan=Coverage You Can Count On|programming=Programming|affiliations=3.1: ABC (since 1964)<br>3.2: MeTV<br>3.3: Movies!<br>3.4: Estrella TV|title3=Ownership|owner=[[Media General]]|sisterstations=KMOL-TV, KTCC-AM, KTCC-FM|history=History|firstairdate=May 4, 1964|formercallsigns=|formerchannelnumbers=3 (VHF analog, 1964-2009) 8 (VHF digital, 2003-2010)|formeraffiliations=None|callsignmeaning=Channel three|techinfo=Technical information|licensingauth=[[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission|WBC]]|effectiveradiatedpower=1,000 kW|heightaboveterrain=980 ft}} '''KTHR''' (channel 3) is a television station in Corpus Christi, Texas, United States, affiliated with ABC and owned by [[Media General|Media General, Inc.]] The station's studios are located at 5002 South Padre Island Drive in Corpus Christi, and its transmitter is located in Petronila, Texas. ==History== Coming soon ==Programming== === Weekdays === * 5-7am - 3 News This Morning * 7-9am - Good Morning America * 9-9:30am - Coastal Living LIVE with Clarissa Serna and Barbi Leo * 9:30-10am - Daytime Jeopardy! * 10-11am - Live with Kelly and Mark * 11am-12pm - 3 News Dayside * 12-1pm - GMA 3: What You Need To Know * 1-2pm - General Hospital * 2-3pm - Judge Judy * 3-4pm - The Lee and Hayley Show with Lee Cruse and Hayley Harmon * 4-4:30pm - Inside Edition * 4:30-5pm - Jeopardy! * 5-5:30pm - 3 News at 5 * 5:30-6pm - World News Tonight * 6-6:30pm - 3 News at 6 * 6:30-7pm - Wheel of Fortune * 7-10pm - ABC Primetime * 10-10:35pm - 3 News at 10 * 10:35-11:05pm - The Simpsons * 11:05-11:35pm - M*A*S*H * 11:35pm-12:35am - Jimmy Kimmel Live * 12:35-1:07am - Nightline * 1:07-2:07am - Two and Half Men (two episodes) * 2:07-2:37am - Paid Program * 2:37-4:30am - World News Now * 4:30-5am - America This Morning ===News operation=== Coming soon ====News team==== 3 News Weeknight Team * Rudy Trevino - weeknights at 6 and 10, and co-host of "Domingo Live!" * Katia Uriarte - weeknights at 6 and 10 * Leslie Adami - weeknights at 5, and lead reporter at 10 * Mike Gillaspia - weeknights at 5, and investigative reporter * Chief Meteorologist Alan Holt * Sports Director Chris Thomasson 3 News This Morning and Dayside * John Thomas Kobos - weekdays 5-7am and 11am * Barbi Leo - weekdays 5-7am and co-host of "Domingo Live!" * Carly Smith - meteorologist 5-7am and 11am 3 News Weekends * Brian Burns - weekend evening anchor and weekday reporter * Kristin Walla - weekend meteorologist and weekday reporter * Ashley Gonzalez - weekend sports anchor and weekday sports reporter 3 News Reporters * John Rupolo - MMJ * Mariah Gallegos - MMJ (also fill-in weather forecaster) * Michael Gibson - MMJ/fill-in anchor * Bill Churchwell - MMJ * Lexis Greene - MMJ/fill-in anchor * Brandon Schaff - MMJ * Simone Simpson - MMJ * Joe Gazin - commentator (former legendary weeknight anchor until 2021 retirement) 3 News Management * Richard Longoria - 3 News Director * Jonathan Munson - Assistant News Director * Preston West - Chief Photographer * Jeremy Landers - Assignment Manager * Haley Williams - Digital Content Manager 3 News Producers * A.J. Lopez - Producer * Josh Maxwell - Digital Content Producer * Anchors produce mornings, 11am, and weekends ==Technical information== ===Subchannels=== The station's digital signal is multiplexed: {| class="fandom-table" |+Subchannels of KTHR-TV !Channel !Format !Aspect !Short name !Programming |- |3.1 | rowspan="3" |720p | rowspan="3" |16:9 |KTHR3.1 |Main KTHR-TV programming/ABC |- |3.2 |KTHR3.2 |MeTV |- |3.3 |KTHR3.3 |MOVIES! |} KTHR-DT signed on the air in 2003. ===Analog-to-digital conversion=== KTHR-TV shut down its analog signal, over VHF channel 3 on February 17, 2009 during Nightline. a5aef477d626a61d0a46a0bc0673c1445d97078b 269 264 2023-05-09T09:01:04Z GCServerNetwork 38021371 cleaned up source infobox code wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation |title1 = KTHR-TV |image1 = Logo here |caption-image1 = KTHR-TV logo |city = Corpus Christi, Texas |country = United States |channels = Digital: 26 (UHF)<br />Virtual: 3 |branding = KTHR-TV3 <i>(general)<br />3 News (newscasts)</i> |slogan = Coverage You Can Count On |programming = Programming |affiliations = 3.1: ABC (since 1964)<br />3.2: MeTV<br />3.3: Movies!<br />3.4: Estrella TV |title3 = Ownership |owner = [[Media General]] |sisterstations = [[KMOL-TV]], [[KTCC-AM]], [[KTCC-FM]] |history = History |firstairdate = May 4, 1964 |formercallsigns = |formerchannelnumbers = Analog:<br />3 (VHF, 1964-2009)<br />Digital:<br />8 (VHF, 2003-2010) |callsignmeaning = Three |techinfo = Technical information |licensingauth = [[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission|WBC]] |effectiveradiatedpower = 1,000 kW |heightaboveterrain = 980 ft }} '''KTHR''' (channel 3) is a television station in Corpus Christi, Texas, United States, affiliated with ABC and owned by [[Media General|Media General, Inc.]] The station's studios are located at 5002 South Padre Island Drive in Corpus Christi, and its transmitter is located in Petronila, Texas. ==History== Coming soon ==Programming== === Weekdays === * 5-7am - 3 News This Morning * 7-9am - Good Morning America * 9-9:30am - Coastal Living LIVE with Clarissa Serna and Barbi Leo * 9:30-10am - Daytime Jeopardy! * 10-11am - Live with Kelly and Mark * 11am-12pm - 3 News Dayside * 12-1pm - GMA 3: What You Need To Know * 1-2pm - General Hospital * 2-3pm - Judge Judy * 3-4pm - The Lee and Hayley Show with Lee Cruse and Hayley Harmon * 4-4:30pm - Inside Edition * 4:30-5pm - Jeopardy! * 5-5:30pm - 3 News at 5 * 5:30-6pm - World News Tonight * 6-6:30pm - 3 News at 6 * 6:30-7pm - Wheel of Fortune * 7-10pm - ABC Primetime * 10-10:35pm - 3 News at 10 * 10:35-11:05pm - The Simpsons * 11:05-11:35pm - M*A*S*H * 11:35pm-12:35am - Jimmy Kimmel Live * 12:35-1:07am - Nightline * 1:07-2:07am - Two and Half Men (two episodes) * 2:07-2:37am - Paid Program * 2:37-4:30am - World News Now * 4:30-5am - America This Morning ===News operation=== Coming soon ====News team==== 3 News Weeknight Team * Rudy Trevino - weeknights at 6 and 10, and co-host of "Domingo Live!" * Katia Uriarte - weeknights at 6 and 10 * Leslie Adami - weeknights at 5, and lead reporter at 10 * Mike Gillaspia - weeknights at 5, and investigative reporter * Chief Meteorologist Alan Holt * Sports Director Chris Thomasson 3 News This Morning and Dayside * John Thomas Kobos - weekdays 5-7am and 11am * Barbi Leo - weekdays 5-7am and co-host of "Domingo Live!" * Carly Smith - meteorologist 5-7am and 11am 3 News Weekends * Brian Burns - weekend evening anchor and weekday reporter * Kristin Walla - weekend meteorologist and weekday reporter * Ashley Gonzalez - weekend sports anchor and weekday sports reporter 3 News Reporters * John Rupolo - MMJ * Mariah Gallegos - MMJ (also fill-in weather forecaster) * Michael Gibson - MMJ/fill-in anchor * Bill Churchwell - MMJ * Lexis Greene - MMJ/fill-in anchor * Brandon Schaff - MMJ * Simone Simpson - MMJ * Joe Gazin - commentator (former legendary weeknight anchor until 2021 retirement) 3 News Management * Richard Longoria - 3 News Director * Jonathan Munson - Assistant News Director * Preston West - Chief Photographer * Jeremy Landers - Assignment Manager * Haley Williams - Digital Content Manager 3 News Producers * A.J. Lopez - Producer * Josh Maxwell - Digital Content Producer * Anchors produce mornings, 11am, and weekends ==Technical information== ===Subchannels=== The station's digital signal is multiplexed: {| class="fandom-table" |+Subchannels of KTHR-TV !Channel !Format !Aspect !Short name !Programming |- |3.1 | rowspan="3" |720p | rowspan="3" |16:9 |KTHR3.1 |Main KTHR-TV programming/ABC |- |3.2 |KTHR3.2 |MeTV |- |3.3 |KTHR3.3 |MOVIES! |} KTHR-DT signed on the air in 2003. ===Analog-to-digital conversion=== KTHR-TV shut down its analog signal, over VHF channel 3 on February 17, 2009 during Nightline. 6ac4f4ad42d27280879e897e5c3004b667ed3075 0 169 260 230 2023-05-09T06:10:43Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Company|title1=The Sachland Company|type=Private|industry=Hospitality; Media|date_founded=March 7, 2004|hq=New Sach City<br>Orlando, Florida|divisions=Sachland Attractions and Experiences<br>Sachland Restaurants<br>Sachland Media Group|website=sachland.com|image1=File:The Sachland Company logo.svg|key_people=Adrian Mata (Executive chairman and CEO)|employees=approx. 30,000}}'''The Sachland Company''', often referred to as '''Sachland''', is an American hospitality and multimedia conglomerate based at the New Sach City complex in Downtown Orlando, Florida. Sachland owns and operates numerous theme parks and other attractions across the United States, including parks in Orlando, FL; San Antonio, TX; San Diego, CA; Tampa, FL; and Williamsburg, VA, as well as attractions and venues in Nashville, TN and elsewhere. The company also owns a full-service restaurant chain, Sach's Dine-In, based in Orlando; and a Starbucks competitor coffeehouse chain, Sach's Place, based out of Baltimore, Maryland. In addition, Sachland owns and operates television networks [[Sachland One]] and [[Sachland Two]]; Sachland One offers mainstream programming with a deep, diverse, and inclusive approach, while Sachland Two features more experimental programs than that of Sachland One's. Both networks share a news division ([[Sachland Reports]]) and a sports division ([[Sachland Sports]]), allowing for flexibility of news and sports coverage across both networks. The company also owns and operates television stations in seven markets, including its flagship home market of Orlando, FL. ==Television stations== ''Stations are listed alphabetically by state and city of license.'' ===Sachland One owned-and-operated television stations=== {| class="sortable fandom-table" !'''City of license / market''' !'''Station''' !'''TV (RF)''' !'''Owned since''' |- |San Diego, CA |[[KWAZ-TV]] |69 (26) |2008 |- |Orlando, FL |[[WSLO-TV]] |35 (33) |2006 |- |Baltimore, MD |[[WPJZ-TV]] |13 (11) | 2006 |- |Las Vegas, NV | [[KWYN]] |5 (24) |2021 |- |Portland, OR | [[KUBO-TV]] |12 (21) |2016 |- |Nashville, TN |[[WPRY]] |5 (36) |2015 |- |Tacoma-Seattle, WA |[[KPSW]] | 13 (13) |2020 |} ===Sachland Two owned-and-operated television stations=== {| class="sortable fandom-table" !'''City of license / market''' !'''Station''' !'''TV (RF)''' !'''Owned since''' |- |San Diego, CA |[[KTWK-TV]] |21 (21) |2018 |- |Orlando, FL |[[WOSL-TV]] |65 (28) |2006 |- |Baltimore, MD |[[WMXW-TV]] |24 (26) |2021 |- |Las Vegas, NV |[[KSYN]] |21 (21) |2021 |- |Portland, OR |[[KORA-TV]] |49 (30) |2016 |- |Nashville, TN |[[WRYM]] |58 (30) |2021 |- |Tacoma-Seattle, WA |[[KWSP]] |22 (36) |2020 |} 5c482f2fb950de4bade8146dcf4f033f5f4b9ee3 0 176 261 251 2023-05-09T06:13:20Z Thecircuitman 52937571 wikitext text/x-wiki Harris Broadcasters Inc. is an American media company based in Corpus Christi, Texas, United States. The company owns and operates KJV-TV, Corpus Christi's NBC/Telemundo affiliate, as well as three radio stations: KJV (1360 AM), KJV-FM (93.9), and K266JV (101.1 FM). {{Company|title1=Harris Broadcasters, Inc.|type=Private corporation|industry=Broadcasting|date_founded=11 February 1947|founder=J. Randolph Harris, Sr.|hq=Corpus Christi, Texas, United States|key_people=Jared Harris (president)|owners=Jared Harris|employees=150|subsidiaries=KJV-TV KJV-AM/-FM|image1=Harris Broadcasters logo.png|caption-image1=Logo for Harris Broadcasters, Inc. with company slogan}} == History == Coming soon... == Properties == Harris Broadcasting Inc. has only ever owned one TV station and its three radio sisters. === Current properties === (**) denotes a station built and signed-on by Harris Broadcasters, Inc. ==== Television stations ==== {| class="sortable fandom-table" !City of license/market !Station !Channel TV (RF) !Owned since !Affiliation !Subchannels(s) |- |Corpus Christi, Texas |[[KJV-TV]] ** |6 (19) |1956 |NBC |First Warning Weather Now (DT2)<br>Telemundo (DT3) |} ==== Radio stations ==== {| class="sortable fandom-table" !City of license/market !Station !Owned since !Format !HD Radio subchannels |- | rowspan="3" |Corpus Christi, Texas |[[KJV]] (1360 AM) |1947 |News/talk | |- |[[KJV-FM]] ** (93.9) |1948 |AOR (analog/HD1) |KJV 6.1 NBC simulcast (HD2)<br>KJV 6.3 Telemundo simulcast (HD3) |- |[[K266JV]] ** (101.1 FM) |2009 |KJV 6.1 NBC simulcast | |} 1e8e8b696343f6bd0241d6872ec04dddcd750287 265 261 2023-05-09T07:55:51Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Company|title1=Harris Broadcasters, Inc.|type=Private corporation|industry=Broadcasting|date_founded=11 February 1947|founder=J. Randolph Harris, Sr.|hq=Corpus Christi, Texas, United States|key_people=Jared Harris (president)|owners=Jared Harris|employees=150|subsidiaries=KJV-TV KJV-AM/-FM|image1=Harris Broadcasters logo.png|caption-image1=Logo for Harris Broadcasters, Inc. with company slogan}}Harris Broadcasters Inc. is an American media company based in Corpus Christi, Texas, United States. The company owns and operates KJV-TV, Corpus Christi's NBC/Telemundo affiliate, as well as three radio stations: KJV (1360 AM), KJV-FM (93.9), and K266JV (101.1 FM). == History == Coming soon... == Properties == Harris Broadcasting Inc. has only ever owned one TV station and its three radio sisters. === Current properties === (**) denotes a station built and signed-on by Harris Broadcasters, Inc. ==== Television stations ==== {| class="sortable fandom-table" !City of license/market !Station !Channel TV (RF) !Owned since !Affiliation !Subchannels(s) |- |Corpus Christi, Texas |[[KJV-TV]] ** |6 (19) |1956 |NBC |First Warning Weather Now (DT2)<br>Telemundo (DT3) |} ==== Radio stations ==== {| class="sortable fandom-table" !City of license/market !Station !Owned since !Format !HD Radio subchannels |- | rowspan="3" |Corpus Christi, Texas |[[KJV]] (1360 AM) |1947 |News/talk | |- |[[KJV-FM]] ** (93.9) |1948 |AOR (analog/HD1) |KJV 6.1 NBC simulcast (HD2)<br>KJV 6.3 Telemundo simulcast (HD3) |- |[[K266JV]] ** (101.1 FM) |2009 |KJV 6.1 NBC simulcast | |} 5df61d33db6cee5e6648e9b503acf90de4e9e014 307 265 2023-05-09T13:51:03Z Thecircuitman 52937571 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Company|title1=Harris Broadcasters, Inc.|type=Private corporation|industry=Broadcasting|date_founded=11 February 1947|founder=J. Randolph Harris, Sr.|hq=Corpus Christi, Texas, United States|key_people=Jared Harris (president)|owners=Jared Harris|employees=150|subsidiaries=[[KJV-TV]]<br>[[KJV|KJV (AM)]]<br>[[KJV-FM]]|image1=Harris Broadcasters logo.png|caption-image1=Logo for Harris Broadcasters, Inc. with company slogan}}Harris Broadcasters Inc. is an American media company based in Corpus Christi, Texas, United States. The company owns and operates KJV-TV, Corpus Christi's NBC/Telemundo affiliate, as well as three radio stations: KJV (1360 AM), KJV-FM (93.9), and K266JV (101.1 FM). == History == Coming soon... == Properties == Harris Broadcasting Inc. has only ever owned one TV station and its three radio sisters. === Current properties === (**) denotes a station built and signed-on by Harris Broadcasters, Inc. ==== Television stations ==== {| class="sortable fandom-table" !City of license/market !Station !Channel TV (RF) !Owned since !Affiliation !Subchannels(s) |- |Corpus Christi, Texas |[[KJV-TV]] ** |6 (19) |1956 |NBC |First Warning Weather Now (DT2)<br>Telemundo (DT3) |} ==== Radio stations ==== {| class="sortable fandom-table" !City of license/market !Station !Owned since !Format !HD Radio subchannels |- | rowspan="3" |Corpus Christi, Texas |[[KJV]] (1360 AM) |1947 |News/talk | |- |[[KJV-FM]] ** (93.9) |1948 |AOR (analog/HD1) |KJV 6.1 NBC simulcast (HD2)<br>KJV 6.3 Telemundo simulcast (HD3) |- |[[K266JV]] ** (101.1 FM) |2009 |KJV 6.1 NBC simulcast | |} 43affbe87bb8915fa6863bc0a233bd8668c3ade3 10 164 266 238 2023-05-09T08:03:27Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="title1"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <image source="image1"> <caption source="caption-image1"/> </image> <data source="city"> <label>City of License</label> </data> <data source="row1"> <label>Broadcast area</label> </data> <data source="country"> <label>Country</label> </data> <data source="channels"> <label>Channels</label> </data> <data source="branding"> <label>Branding(s)</label> </data> <data source="slogan"> <label>Slogan(s)</label> </data> <title source="programming"/> <data source="affiliations"> <label>Affiliation(s)</label> </data> <data source="subchannels"> <label>Subchannels</label> </data> <title source="ownership"/> <data source="owner"> <label>Owner</label> </data> <data source="operator"> <label>Operator</label> </data> <data source="sisterstations"> <label>Sister station(s)</label> </data> <title source="history"/> <data source="firstairdate"> <label>First air date</label> </data> <data source="formercallsigns"> <label>Former call sign(s)</label> </data> <data source="formerchannelnumbers"> <label>Former channel number(s)</label> </data> <data source="formeraffiliations"> <label>Former affiliation(s)</label> </data> <data source="callsignmeaning"> <label>Call sign meaning</label> </data> <title source="techinfo"/> <data source="licensingauth"> <label>Licensing authority</label> </data> <data source="effectiveradiatedpower"> <label>ERP</label> </data> <data source="heightaboveterrain"> <label>HAAT</label> </data> <data source="translators"> <label>Translator(s)</label> </data> </infobox> <noinclude> Example usage: <pre> {{Televisionstation | title1=Example | image1=Example | caption-image1=Example | city=Example | row1=Example | country=Example | channels=Example | branding=Example | slogan=Example | programming=Example | affiliations=Example | subchannels=Example | ownership=Example | owner=Example | operator=Example | sisterstations=Example | history=Example | firstairdate=Example | formercallsigns=Example | formerchannelnumbers=Example | formeraffiliations=Example | callsignmeaning=Example | techinfo=Example | licensingauth=Example | effectiveradiatedpower=Example | heightaboveterrain=Example | translators=Example }} </pre> <templatedata> 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2023-05-09T08:37:21Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="title1"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <image source="image1"> <caption source="caption-image1"/> </image> <data source="city"> <label>City of License</label> </data> <data source="row1"> <label>Broadcast area</label> </data> <data source="country"> <label>Country</label> </data> <data source="channels"> <label>Channels</label> </data> <data source="branding"> <label>Branding(s)</label> </data> <data source="slogan"> <label>Slogan(s)</label> </data> <title source="programming"/> <data source="affiliations"> <label>Affiliation(s)</label> </data> <data source="subchannels"> <label>Subchannels</label> </data> <title source="ownership"/> <data source="owner"> <label>Owner</label> </data> <data source="operator"> <label>Operator</label> </data> <data source="sisterstations"> <label>Sister station(s)</label> </data> <title source="history"/> <data source="firstairdate"> <label>First air date</label> </data> <data source="formercallsigns"> <label>Former call sign(s)</label> </data> <data source="formerchannelnumbers"> <label>Former channel number(s)</label> </data> <data source="formeraffiliations"> <label>Former affiliation(s)</label> </data> <data source="callsignmeaning"> <label>Call sign meaning</label> </data> <title source="techinfo"/> <data source="licensingauth"> <label>Licensing authority</label> </data> <data source="effectiveradiatedpower"> <label>ERP</label> </data> <data source="heightaboveterrain"> <label>HAAT</label> </data> <data source="translators"> <label>Translator(s)</label> </data> <title source="Links"/> <data source="row2"> <label>Website</label> </data> <title source="Station_ID"/> <data source="row3"> <label>TOTH</label> </data> </infobox> <noinclude> Example usage: <pre> {{Televisionstation | title1=Example | image1=Example | caption-image1=Example | city=Example | row1=Example | country=Example | channels=Example | branding=Example | slogan=Example | programming=Example | affiliations=Example | subchannels=Example | ownership=Example | owner=Example | operator=Example | sisterstations=Example | history=Example | firstairdate=Example | formercallsigns=Example | formerchannelnumbers=Example | formeraffiliations=Example | callsignmeaning=Example | techinfo=Example | licensingauth=Example | effectiveradiatedpower=Example | heightaboveterrain=Example | translators=Example | Links=Example | row2=Example | Station_ID=Example | row3=Example }} </pre> <templatedata> 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</templatedata> </noinclude> a9c439ce708dd69707817c100de882e5d987999e 10 183 267 2023-05-09T08:35:06Z TheRolyPoly 893408 Created page with "<infobox> <title source="title1"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <image source="image1"> <caption source="caption-image1"/> </image> <data source="row1"> <label>City of License</label> </data> <data source="row2"> <label>Broadcast area</label> </data> <data source="row3"> <label>Frequency</label> </data> <data source="row4"> <label>Branding(s)</label> </data> <data source="row5"> <label>Slogan(s)</label> <..." wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="title1"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <image source="image1"> <caption source="caption-image1"/> </image> <data source="row1"> <label>City of License</label> </data> <data source="row2"> <label>Broadcast area</label> </data> <data source="row3"> <label>Frequency</label> </data> <data source="row4"> <label>Branding(s)</label> </data> <data source="row5"> <label>Slogan(s)</label> </data> <title source="Programming"/> <data source="row6"> <label>Format</label> </data> <data source="row7"> <label>Subchannels</label> </data> <data source="row8"> <label>Network(s)</label> </data> <data source="row9"> <label>Affiliation(s)</label> </data> <title source="Ownership"/> <data source="row10"> <label>Owner</label> </data> <data source="row11"> <label>Operator</label> </data> <data source="row12"> <label>Sister station(s)</label> </data> <title source="History"/> <data source="row13"> <label>First air date</label> </data> <data source="row14"> <label>Former call sign(s)</label> </data> <data source="row15"> <label>Former frequencies</label> </data> <data source="row16"> <label>Call sign meaning</label> </data> <title source="Technical_information"/> <data source="row17"> <label>Licensing authority</label> </data> <data source="row18"> <label>ERP</label> </data> <data source="row19"> <label>HAAT</label> </data> <data source="row20"> <label>Translator(s)</label> </data> <data source="row21"> <label>Repeater(s)</label> </data> <title source="Links"/> <data source="row22"> <label>Website</label> </data> <title source="Station_ID"/> <data source="row23"> <label>TOTH</label> </data> </infobox> <noinclude> Example usage: <pre> {{Radiostation | title1=Example | image1=Example | caption-image1=Example | row1=Example | row2=Example | row3=Example | row4=Example | row5=Example | Programming=Example | row6=Example | row7=Example | row8=Example | row9=Example | Ownership=Example | row10=Example | row11=Example | row12=Example | History=Example | row13=Example | row14=Example | row15=Example | row16=Example | Technical_information=Example | row17=Example | row18=Example | row19=Example | row20=Example | row21=Example | Links=Example | row22=Example | Station_ID=Example | row23=Example }} </pre> <templatedata> 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2b60098c723919cd38e9d156885f4ce8df9122cb 8 184 270 2023-05-09T09:14:09Z GCServerNetwork 38021371 Navbox CSS css text/css /* CSS placed here will be applied to all skins */ /******************* * Navboxes *******************/ /* * CSS Vars * Note: The linter will throw an error. See [https://community.fandom.com/wiki/Help:Advanced_CSS_and_JS#Common_issues this page] for more info. */ .navbox { --navbox-bg-color: var(--theme-page-background-color); --navbox-text-color: var(--theme-page-text-color); --navbox-title-color: rgba(var(--theme-accent-color--rgb, rgb(102, 102, 102)), 0.5); --navbox-header-color: rgba(var(--theme-accent-color--rgb, rgb(102, 102, 102)), 0.3); --navbox-alt-color: rgba(var(--theme-accent-color--rgb, rgb(85, 85, 85)), 0.1); --navbox-border-color: var(--theme-border-color) } .navbox { width: 100%; background: var(--navbox-bg-color, white); color: var(--navbox-text-color, black); margin: 1em auto; font-size: 84%; clear: both; padding: 2px; border-spacing: 0; border: 1px solid var(--navbox-border-color, #AAA); } /* Merges navboxes that are directly under eachother */ .navbox + .navbox { margin-top: -11px; } .navbox .navbox-title { background: var(--navbox-title-color, #CCF); color: var(--navbox-text-color, black); font-weight: bold; } .navbox .navbox-vde { float:left; width:65px; } .navbox .navbox-title-padright { padding-right: 65px; } .navbox .navbox-title-padleft { padding-left: 65px; } .navbox .navbox-subgroup { border-spacing: 0; width: 100%; } .navbox .navbox-gutter { height: 2px; } .navbox .navbox-subgroup .navbox-gutter { background: var(--navbox-bg-color, white); } .navbox .navbox-section-row > td { padding: 0; height: 100%; } .navbox .navbox-section { width: 100%; border-spacing: 0; } .navbox .navbox-above, .navbox .navbox-below { background: var(--navbox-header-color, #DDF); text-align: center; } .navbox .navbox-image { background: var(--navbox-bg-color, white); text-align: center; } .navbox .navbox-group, .navbox .navbox-header { background: var(--navbox-header-color, #DDF); color: var(--navbox-text-color, black); font-weight: bold; height: 100%; padding: 2px 4px; } .navbox .navbox-header-collapsible { padding-left: 65px; } .navbox .navbox-group { text-align: right; padding-right: 1em; min-width: 150px; } .navbox .navbox-group, .navbox .navbox-image-left { border-right: 2px solid var(--navbox-bg-color, white); } .navbox .navbox-image-right { border-left: 2px solid var(--navbox-bg-color, white); } .navbox .navbox-list { background: var(--navbox-bg-color, white); color: var(--navbox-text-color, black); width: 100%; height: 100%; padding: 0; } .navbox .alt > .navbox-list { background: var(--navbox-alt-color, #F7F7F7); } .navbox .navbox-list div { padding: 0px 4px; } .navbox .navbox-list.no-group { text-align: center; padding-top: 2px; padding-bottom: 2px; } .navbox .mw-collapsible-toggle { width: 65px; } /* hlist */ .hlist dl, .hlist ol, .hlist ul { margin: 0; padding: 0; } /* Display list items inline */ .hlist dd, .hlist dt, .hlist li { margin: 0; /* don't trust the note that says margin doesn't work with inline * removing margin: 0 makes dds have margins again */ display: inline; } /* Display nested lists inline */ .hlist.inline, .hlist.inline dl, .hlist.inline ol, .hlist.inline ul, .hlist dl dl, .hlist dl ol, .hlist dl ul, .hlist ol dl, .hlist ol ol, .hlist ol ul, .hlist ul dl, .hlist ul ol, .hlist ul ul { display: inline; } /* Hide empty list items */ .hlist .mw-empty-li { display: none; } /* Generate interpuncts */ .hlist dt:after { content: ": "; } .hlist dd:after, .hlist li:after { content: " · "; font-weight: bold; } .hlist dd:last-child:after, .hlist dt:last-child:after, .hlist li:last-child:after { content: none; } /* Add parentheses around nested lists */ .hlist dd dd:first-child:before, .hlist dd dt:first-child:before, .hlist dd li:first-child:before, .hlist dt dd:first-child:before, .hlist dt dt:first-child:before, .hlist dt li:first-child:before, .hlist li dd:first-child:before, .hlist li dt:first-child:before, .hlist li li:first-child:before { content: " ("; font-weight: normal; } .hlist dd dd:last-child:after, .hlist dd dt:last-child:after, .hlist dd li:last-child:after, .hlist dt dd:last-child:after, .hlist dt dt:last-child:after, .hlist dt li:last-child:after, .hlist li dd:last-child:after, .hlist li dt:last-child:after, .hlist li li:last-child:after { content: ")"; font-weight: normal; } /* Put ordinals in front of ordered list items */ .hlist ol { counter-reset: listitem; } .hlist ol > li { counter-increment: listitem; } .hlist ol > li:before { content: " " counter(listitem) "\a0"; } .hlist dd ol > li:first-child:before, .hlist dt ol > li:first-child:before, .hlist li ol > li:first-child:before { content: " (" counter(listitem) "\a0"; } 1677153c261c7766f97c3c4f96778d0308f67a45 10 185 271 2023-05-09T09:15:46Z GCServerNetwork 38021371 Created page with "{| style="width:100%; margin-top:1em; border:1px solid #999; font-size:90%; text-align:center;" |- ! style="padding:0.2em 0.5em;" nowrap="nowrap" class="color1" | {{{header}}} |- | style="padding:0.2em 0.5em;" | {{{body}}} |}<noinclude> {{documentation}}</noinclude>" wikitext text/x-wiki {| style="width:100%; margin-top:1em; border:1px solid #999; font-size:90%; text-align:center;" |- ! style="padding:0.2em 0.5em;" nowrap="nowrap" class="color1" | {{{header}}} |- | style="padding:0.2em 0.5em;" | {{{body}}} |}<noinclude> {{documentation}}</noinclude> 21aa3440d9c06c537ca5808c298e155d57e8dc90 10 186 272 2023-05-09T09:16:25Z GCServerNetwork 38021371 Created page with ";Description :This template is used to create a basic navigation box. You can do so by calling the template, via the steps under "Syntax", but it is recommended to '''copy the code verbatim''' via the steps under "Navbox Creation". ;Navbox Creation <inputbox> type=create prefix=Template: preload=Template:Navbox editintro=Template:Navbox/doc buttonlabel=Make your navbox! default = Navbox Foo </inputbox> #Think of a name for your navbox, like "Navbox Foo". Type it in the a..." wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description :This template is used to create a basic navigation box. You can do so by calling the template, via the steps under "Syntax", but it is recommended to '''copy the code verbatim''' via the steps under "Navbox Creation". ;Navbox Creation <inputbox> type=create prefix=Template: preload=Template:Navbox editintro=Template:Navbox/doc buttonlabel=Make your navbox! default = Navbox Foo </inputbox> #Think of a name for your navbox, like "Navbox Foo". Type it in the above field, press the button, and save the page immediately. Be ready to return to ''this'' page to see the rest of the instructions. #Edit the resulting page in source mode. #Replace <code>{{{header}}}</code> with the text you would like to appear in the header. #Replace <code>{{{body}}}</code> with the text you would like to appear in the body. #To add another section, copy these four lines of code immediately below the lines in the existing code that they resemble: <pre>|- ! style="padding:0.2em 0.5em;" nowrap="nowrap" class="color1" | {{{header}}} |- | style="padding:0.2em 0.5em;" | {{{body}}}</pre> Save the page once you have added as many sections as you needed, and filled them with content. You may also want to create a /doc subpage explaining that to call the resulting template, one must only type <code>{<nowiki/>{Navbox Foo}}</code>, or rather, whatever we decided to name the template in step 1. ;Syntax <pre>{{navbox |header=Land of Bob |body=This <nowiki>[[place]]</nowiki> and that <nowiki>[[place]]</nowiki>. }}</pre> :Results in... {{navbox |header=Land of Bob |body=This <nowiki>[[place]]</nowiki> and that <nowiki>[[place]]</nowiki>. }} <includeonly>[[Category:Navbox templates]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation]]</noinclude> 4b1a1bf5f00c2d159d30d8f8bc525309ac16d406 10 21 273 21 2023-05-09T09:18:17Z GCServerNetwork 38021371 wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description :This template is used to create a basic navbox. ;Syntax :Type <code>{{t|navbox|...}}</code> somewhere, with parameters as shown below. ;Simple Example <pre>{{Navbox |title = A simple navbox |template = Navbox <!-- Used for V D E links --> |above = Text to appear on top |group1 = First Group |list1 = * This * Is * An * Example * List |list2 = Second list without group (centered) |group3 = Third group without list (not shown) |group99999 = 99999th Group |list99999 = Any number works |below = Text to appear on bottom }}</pre> {{Navbox |title = A simple navbox |template = Navbox |above = Text to appear on top |group1 = First Group |list1 = * This * Is * An * Example * List |list2 = Second List without group (centered) |group3 = Third Group without list (not shown) |group99999 = 99999th Group |list99999 = Any number works |below = Text to appear on bottom }} ;Headers Example <pre>{{Navbox |title = Navbox with subheaders |group1 = First Group |list1 = This list is before the first header |header2 = Header for section 2 |group2 = Second Group |list2 = Second List (part of section 2) |group3 = Third Group |list3 = Third List (also part of section 2) |header4 = Header with no lists (Not shown) |header5 = Another Header |list5 = Another list (part of section 5) |header6 = Another header with no lists (force shown) |show6 = yes |header7 = A header with a list that is force hidden |list7 = Not shown either |show7 = no }}</pre> {{Navbox |title = Navbox with subheaders |group1 = First Group |list1 = This list is before the first header |header2 = Header for section 2 |group2 = Second Group |list2 = Second List (part of section 2) |group3 = Third Group |list3 = Third List (also part of section 2) |header4 = Header with no lists (Not shown) |header5 = Another Header |list5 = Another list (part of section 5) |header6 = Another header with no lists (force shown) |show6 = yes |header7 = A header with a list that is force hidden |list7 = Not shown either |show7 = no }} ;Images Example <pre>{{Navbox |title = Navbox with images |group1 = First Group |list1 = First List |header2 = Some Header |list2 = Some List |image = File:Wiki.png |imagewidth = 60px |imagelink = w: |imageleft = [[File:Example.jpg|50px]] |below = Below goes below images too }}</pre> {{Navbox |title = Navbox with images |group1 = First Group |list1 = First List |header2 = Some Header |list2 = Some List |image = File:Wiki.png |imagewidth = 60px |imagelink = w: |imageleft = [[File:Example.jpg|50px]] |below = Below goes below images too }} ;Collapsing Example <pre>{{Navbox |title = Navbox with collapsing |state = collapsed |header1 = First Header (Plain) |group1 = First Group |list1 = This list is before the first header |group2 = Second Group |list2 = Second List |header3 = Second Header (Expanded) |state3 = expanded |group3 = Third Group |list3 = Third List |group4 = Fourth Group |list4 = Fourth List |header5 = Third Header (Collapsed) |state5 = collapsed |group5 = Fifth Group |list5 = Fifth List |group6 = Sixth Group |list6 = Sixth List }}</pre> {{Navbox |title = Navbox with collapsing |state = collapsed |header1 = First Header (Plain) |group1 = First Group |list1 = This list is before the first header |group2 = Second Group |list2 = Second List |header3 = Second Header (Expanded) |state3 = expanded |group3 = Third Group |list3 = Third List |group4 = Fourth Group |list4 = Fourth List |header5 = Third Header (Collapsed) |state5 = collapsed |group5 = Fifth Group |list5 = Fifth List |group6 = Sixth Group |list6 = Sixth List }} ;Custom Styles Example Example using wikipedia style colors. The values represent CSS classes. Note: It is recommended to use the classes over the styles if possible. To view/edit the default styles, see [[MediaWiki:Common.css]] <pre>{{Navbox |title = .navbox-title |above = .navbox-above |header1 = .navbox-header |group1 = .navbox-row-group |list1 = .navbox-row-list |group2 = .alt .navbox-row-group |list2 = .alt .navbox-row-list |list3 = .navbox-list.no-group |below = .navbox-below |bodystyle = background: #fdfdfd; color: black; border: 1px solid #aaa; padding: 3px |titlestyle = background: #ccf; color: black |abovestyle = background: #ddf; color: black |headerstyle = background: #ddf; color: black |groupstyle = background: #ddf; border-right: 2px solid white; color: black; text-align: right; padding-right: 1em |liststyle = background: transparent; color: black |altliststyle = background: #f7f7f7; color: black |belowstyle = background: #ddf; color: black }}</pre> {{Navbox |title = .navbox-title |above = .navbox-above |header1 = .navbox-header |group1 = .navbox-group |list1 = .navbox-list |group2 = .alt .navbox-group |list2 = .alt .navbox-list |list3 = .navbox-list.no-group |below = .navbox-below |bodystyle = background: #fdfdfd; color: black; border: 1px solid #aaa; padding: 3px |titlestyle = background: #ccf; color: black |abovestyle = background: #ddf; color: black |headerstyle = background: #ddf; color: black |groupstyle = background: #ddf; border-right: 2px solid white; color: black; text-align: right; padding-right: 1em |liststyle = background: transparent; color: black |altliststyle = background: #f7f7f7; color: black |belowstyle = background: #ddf; color: black }} ;Subgroups Example <pre>{{Navbox |title = Navbox with subgroups |group1 = Normal group |list1 = Normal list |group2 = Subgrouped |list2 = {{Navbox|child |group1 = First subgroup |list1 = List goes here |group2 = Second... |list2 = Another list |group3 = Subgrouped |list3 = {{Navbox|child |group1 = Another subgroup |list1 = List here }} |image = [[File:Example.jpg|48px]] <!-- An image for this group --> |alternaterows = swap <!-- Makes box start with an alt row --> }} }}</pre> {{Navbox |title = Navbox with subgroups |group1 = Normal group |list1 = Normal list |group2 = Subgrouped |list2 = {{Navbox|child |group1 = First subgroup |list1 = List goes here |group2 = Second... |list2 = Another list |group3 = Subgrouped |list3 = {{Navbox|child |group1 = First subgroup |list1 = List here }} |image = [[File:Example.jpg|48px]] |alternaterows = swap }} }} <includeonly>[[Category:General wiki templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> 6b5e4042bbb59f025125bb8eb92a130dffb3ceea 10 20 274 20 2023-05-09T09:18:53Z GCServerNetwork 38021371 wikitext text/x-wiki {{#invoke:Navbox|main}} <noinclude>{{documentation}}</noinclude> 76d59db2d6076e9e336322772e1b9b329ac1a241 10 187 275 2023-05-09T09:38:53Z GCServerNetwork 38021371 Created page with "<infobox> <title source="title1"/> </infobox> <noinclude> Example usage: <pre> {{Televisionstation v2 | title1=Example }} </pre> <templatedata> {"params":{"title1":{"suggested":true}},"sets":[],"maps":{}} </templatedata> </noinclude>" wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="title1"/> </infobox> <noinclude> Example usage: <pre> {{Televisionstation v2 | title1=Example }} </pre> <templatedata> {"params":{"title1":{"suggested":true}},"sets":[],"maps":{}} </templatedata> </noinclude> 1b1bf2324001be4f155d66654abf1f1ebe90282e 276 275 2023-05-09T09:39:20Z GCServerNetwork 38021371 wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="title1"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <image source="image1"> <caption source="caption1"/> </image> <image source="image2"> <caption source="caption2"/> </image> <image source="image3"> <caption source="caption3"/> </image> <image source="image4"> <caption source="caption4"/> </image> <image source="image5"> <caption source="caption5"/> </image> <data source="city"> <label>City</label> </data> <data source="location"> <label>Broadcast area</label> </data> <data source="channels"> <label>Channels</label> </data> <data source="branding"> <label>Branding</label> </data> <data source="slogan"> <label>Slogan</label> </data> <group> <header>Programming</header> <data source="affiliations"> <label>Affiliations</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Ownership</header> <data source="owner"> <label>Owner</label> </data> <data source="operator"> <label>Operator</label> </data> <data source="sister_station(s)"> <label>Sister stations</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>History</header> <data source="first_air_date"> <label>First air date</label> </data> <data source="last_air_date"> <label>Last air date</label> </data> <data source="former_callsigns"> <label>Former callsigns</label> </data> <data source="former_channel_number(s)"> <label>Former channel number(s)</label> </data> <data source="former_affiliations"> <label>Former affiliations</label> </data> <data source="call_letters_meaning"> <label>Callsign meaning</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Technical information</header> <data source="licensing_authority"> <label>Licensing authority</label> </data> <data source="facility_id"> <label>Facility ID</label> </data> <data source="transmitter_power"> <label>ERP</label> </data> <data source="height"> <label>HAAT</label> </data> <data source="transmitter_coordinates"> <label>Transmitter coordinates</label> </data> <data source="repeater(s)"> <label>Repeater(s)</label> </data> <data source="translators"> <label>Translator(s)</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Links</header> <data source="website"> <label>Website</label> </data> </group> </infobox> <noinclude> Example usage:<pre> {{Station Infobox |title1=Example |image1=Example |caption1=Example |location=Example |country=Example |city=Example |branding=Example |slogan=Example |channels=Example |subchannels=Example |translators=Example |affiliations=Example |owner=Example |operator=Example |founded=Example |first_air_date=Example |last_air_date=Example |call_letters_meaning=Example |sister_station(s)=Example |former_callsigns=Example |former_channel_number(s)=Example |former_affiliations=Example |transmitter_power=Example |height=Example |class=Example |facility_id=Example |transmitter_coordinates=Example |licensing_authority=Example |website=Example }} </pre> </noinclude> 71c01fb51fd1806d418c0ca2ee287026dae5229c 284 276 2023-05-09T10:00:34Z GCServerNetwork 38021371 wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="title1"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <image source="image1"> <caption source="caption1"/> </image> <image source="image2"> <caption source="caption2"/> </image> <image source="image3"> <caption source="caption3"/> </image> <image source="image4"> <caption source="caption4"/> </image> <image source="image5"> <caption source="caption5"/> </image> <data source="city"> <label>City</label> </data> <data source="location"> <label>Broadcast area</label> </data> <data source="channels"> <label>Channels</label> </data> <data source="branding"> <label>Branding</label> </data> <data source="slogan"> <label>Slogan</label> </data> <group> <header>Programming</header> <data source="affiliations"> <label>Affiliations</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Ownership</header> <data source="owner"> <label>Owner</label> </data> <data source="operator"> <label>Operator</label> </data> <data source="sister_station(s)"> <label>Sister stations</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>History</header> <data source="first_air_date"> <label>First air date</label> </data> <data source="last_air_date"> <label>Last air date</label> </data> <data source="former_callsigns"> <label>Former callsigns</label> </data> <data source="former_channel_number(s)"> <label>Former channel number(s)</label> </data> <data source="former_affiliations"> <label>Former affiliations</label> </data> <data source="call_letters_meaning"> <label>Callsign meaning</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Technical information</header> <data source="licensing_authority"> <label>Licensing authority</label> </data> <data source="facility_id"> <label>Facility ID</label> </data> <data source="transmitter_power"> <label>ERP</label> </data> <data source="height"> <label>HAAT</label> </data> <data source="transmitter_coordinates"> <label>Transmitter coordinates</label> </data> <data source="repeater(s)"> <label>Repeater(s)</label> </data> <data source="translators"> <label>Translator(s)</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Links</header> <data source="website"> <label>Website</label> </data> </group> </infobox> <noinclude> Example usage:<pre> {{Televisionstation v2 |title1=Example |image1=Example |caption1=Example |location=Example |country=Example |city=Example |branding=Example |slogan=Example |channels=Example |subchannels=Example |translators=Example |affiliations=Example |owner=Example |operator=Example |founded=Example |first_air_date=Example |last_air_date=Example |call_letters_meaning=Example |sister_station(s)=Example |former_callsigns=Example |former_channel_number(s)=Example |former_affiliations=Example |transmitter_power=Example |height=Example |class=Example |facility_id=Example |transmitter_coordinates=Example |licensing_authority=Example |website=Example }} </pre> </noinclude> da16f37b4d9900dc5c2cdfa1c6931253c5a69546 285 284 2023-05-09T10:03:11Z GCServerNetwork 38021371 wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="title1"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <image source="image1"> <caption source="caption1"/> </image> <image source="image2"> <caption source="caption2"/> </image> <image source="image3"> <caption source="caption3"/> </image> <image source="image4"> <caption source="caption4"/> </image> <image source="image5"> <caption source="caption5"/> </image> <data source="city"> <label>City of license</label> </data> <data source="country"> <label>Country</label> </data> <data source="location"> <label>Broadcast area</label> </data> <data source="channels"> <label>Channels</label> </data> <data source="branding"> <label>Branding</label> </data> <data source="slogan"> <label>Slogan</label> </data> <group> <header>Programming</header> <data source="affiliations"> <label>Affiliations</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Ownership</header> <data source="owner"> <label>Owner</label> </data> <data source="operator"> <label>Operator</label> </data> <data source="sister_station(s)"> <label>Sister stations</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>History</header> <data source="first_air_date"> <label>First air date</label> </data> <data source="last_air_date"> <label>Last air date</label> </data> <data source="former_callsigns"> <label>Former callsigns</label> </data> <data source="former_channel_number(s)"> <label>Former channel number(s)</label> </data> <data source="former_affiliations"> <label>Former affiliations</label> </data> <data source="call_letters_meaning"> <label>Callsign meaning</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Technical information</header> <data source="licensing_authority"> <label>Licensing authority</label> </data> <data source="facility_id"> <label>Facility ID</label> </data> <data source="transmitter_power"> <label>ERP</label> </data> <data source="height"> <label>HAAT</label> </data> <data source="transmitter_coordinates"> <label>Transmitter coordinates</label> </data> <data source="repeater(s)"> <label>Repeater(s)</label> </data> <data source="translators"> <label>Translator(s)</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Links</header> <data source="website"> <label>Website</label> </data> </group> </infobox> <noinclude> Example usage:<pre> {{Televisionstation v2 |title1=Example |image1=Example |caption1=Example |location=Example |country=Example |city=Example |branding=Example |slogan=Example |channels=Example |subchannels=Example |translators=Example |affiliations=Example |owner=Example |operator=Example |founded=Example |first_air_date=Example |last_air_date=Example |call_letters_meaning=Example |sister_station(s)=Example |former_callsigns=Example |former_channel_number(s)=Example |former_affiliations=Example |transmitter_power=Example |height=Example |class=Example |facility_id=Example |transmitter_coordinates=Example |licensing_authority=Example |website=Example }} </pre> </noinclude> 8f69770641e1974ec59092e3ef987c3ba178da89 296 285 2023-05-09T10:59:20Z GCServerNetwork 38021371 wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="name"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <image source="image1"> <caption source="caption1"/> </image> <image source="image2"> <caption source="caption2"/> </image> <group> <header><small>{{{location}}}</small></header> <data source="city"> <label>City</label> </data> <data source="repeater_of"> <label>Repeater of</label> </data> <data source="satellite_of"> <label>Satellite of</label> </data> <data source="semi-satellite_of"> <label>Semi-satellite of</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Broadcast information</header> <data source="channel"> <label>Channel(s)</label> </data> <data source="branding"> <label>Branding</label> </data> <data source="slogan"> <label>Slogan</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Programming</header> <data source="network"> <label>Network</label> </data> <data source="language"> <label>Language(s)</label> </data> <data source="picture"> <label>Picture format</label> </data> <data source="affiliation"> <label>Affiliation(s)</label> </data> <data source="affiliations"> <label>Affiliations</label> </data> <data source="subchannels"> <label>Subchannels</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Ownership</header> <data source="owner"> <label>Owned by</label> </data> <data source="licensee"> <label>Licensee</label> </data> <data source="operator"> <label>Operator</label> </data> <data source="sister_stations"> <label>Sister stations</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>History</header> <data source="founded"> <label>Founded</label> </data> <data source="first_air_date"> <label>First air date</label> </data> <data source="first_aired"> <label>First air date</label> </data> <data source="last_air_date"> <label>Last air date</label> </data> <data source="last_aired"> <label>Last air date</label> </data> <data source="former_call_signs"> <label>Former call signs</label> </data> <data source="formerly"> <label>Former names</label> </data> <data source="former_channel"> <label>Former channel number(s)</label> </data> <data source="former_affiliation"> <label>Former affiliation(s)</label> </data> <data source="former_affiliations"> <label>Former affiliation(s)</label> </data> <data source="call_sign_meaning"> <label>Call sign meaning</label> </data> <data source="call_letters_meaning"> <label>Call sign meaning</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Technical information</header> <data source="licensing_authority"> <label>Licensing authority</label> </data> <data source="facility_id"> <label>Facility ID</label> </data> <data source="class"> <label>Class</label> </data> <data source="power"> <label>Power</label> </data> <data source="erp"> <label>ERP</label> </data> <data source="haat"> <label>HAAT</label> </data> <data source="transmitter_coordinates"> <label>Transmitter coordinates</label> </data> <data source="translator(s)"> <label>Translator(s)</label> </data> <data source="repeater(s)"> <label>Repeater(s)</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Links</header> <data source="webcast"> <label>Webcast</label> </data> <data source="website"> <label>Website</label> </data> </group> </infobox> 73f66a5cb6dc4f70769a275d45ccf7fcb8e2e3cd 297 296 2023-05-09T11:00:37Z GCServerNetwork 38021371 wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="name"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <image source="image1"> <caption source="caption1"/> </image> <image source="image2"> <caption source="caption2"/> </image> <group> <data source="city"> <label>City</label> </data> <data source="repeater_of"> <label>Repeater of</label> </data> <data source="satellite_of"> <label>Satellite of</label> </data> <data source="semi-satellite_of"> <label>Semi-satellite of</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Broadcast information</header> <data source="channel"> <label>Channel(s)</label> </data> <data source="branding"> <label>Branding</label> </data> <data source="slogan"> <label>Slogan</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Programming</header> <data source="network"> <label>Network</label> </data> <data source="language"> <label>Language(s)</label> </data> <data source="picture"> <label>Picture format</label> </data> <data source="affiliation"> <label>Affiliation(s)</label> </data> <data source="affiliations"> <label>Affiliations</label> </data> <data source="subchannels"> <label>Subchannels</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Ownership</header> <data source="owner"> <label>Owned by</label> </data> <data source="licensee"> <label>Licensee</label> </data> <data source="operator"> <label>Operator</label> </data> <data source="sister_stations"> <label>Sister stations</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>History</header> <data source="founded"> <label>Founded</label> </data> <data source="first_air_date"> <label>First air date</label> </data> <data source="first_aired"> <label>First air date</label> </data> <data source="last_air_date"> <label>Last air date</label> </data> <data source="last_aired"> <label>Last air date</label> </data> <data source="former_call_signs"> <label>Former call signs</label> </data> <data source="formerly"> <label>Former names</label> </data> <data source="former_channel"> <label>Former channel number(s)</label> </data> <data source="former_affiliation"> <label>Former affiliation(s)</label> </data> <data source="former_affiliations"> <label>Former affiliation(s)</label> </data> <data source="call_sign_meaning"> <label>Call sign meaning</label> </data> <data source="call_letters_meaning"> <label>Call sign meaning</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Technical information</header> <data source="licensing_authority"> <label>Licensing authority</label> </data> <data source="facility_id"> <label>Facility ID</label> </data> <data source="class"> <label>Class</label> </data> <data source="power"> <label>Power</label> </data> <data source="erp"> <label>ERP</label> </data> <data source="haat"> <label>HAAT</label> </data> <data source="transmitter_coordinates"> <label>Transmitter coordinates</label> </data> <data source="translator(s)"> <label>Translator(s)</label> </data> <data source="repeater(s)"> <label>Repeater(s)</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Links</header> <data source="webcast"> <label>Webcast</label> </data> <data source="website"> <label>Website</label> </data> </group> </infobox> 467878eee14f61cabebd679e3b808cb4db1ded79 298 297 2023-05-09T11:06:24Z GCServerNetwork 38021371 wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="callsign"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <image source="logo"> <caption source="logo_caption"/> </image> <image source="image"> <caption source="caption"/> </image> <group> <data source="city"> <label>City</label> </data> <data source="country"> <label>Country</label> </data> <data source="location"> <label>Broadcast area</label> </data> <data source="repeater_of"> <label>Repeater of</label> </data> <data source="satellite_of"> <label>Satellite of</label> </data> <data source="semi-satellite_of"> <label>Semi-satellite of</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Broadcast information</header> <data source="channel"> <label>Channel(s)</label> </data> <data source="branding"> <label>Branding</label> </data> <data source="slogan"> <label>Slogan</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Programming</header> <data source="network"> <label>Network</label> </data> <data source="language"> <label>Language(s)</label> </data> <data source="picture"> <label>Picture format</label> </data> <data source="affiliation"> <label>Affiliation(s)</label> </data> <data source="affiliations"> <label>Affiliations</label> </data> <data source="subchannels"> <label>Subchannels</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Ownership</header> <data source="owner"> <label>Owned by</label> </data> <data source="licensee"> <label>Licensee</label> </data> <data source="operator"> <label>Operator</label> </data> <data source="sister_stations"> <label>Sister stations</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>History</header> <data source="founded"> <label>Founded</label> </data> <data source="airdate"> <label>First air date</label> </data> <data source="last_airdate"> <label>Last air date</label> </data> <data source="former_callsigns"> <label>Former call signs</label> </data> <data source="former_names"> <label>Former names</label> </data> <data source="former_channel_numbers"> <label>Former channel number(s)</label> </data> <data source="former_affiliations"> <label>Former affiliations</label> </data> <data source="callsign_meaning"> <label>Call sign meaning</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Technical information</header> <data source="licensing_authority"> <label>Licensing authority</label> </data> <data source="facility_id"> <label>Facility ID</label> </data> <data source="class"> <label>Class</label> </data> <data source="power"> <label>Power</label> </data> <data source="erp"> <label>ERP</label> </data> <data source="haat"> <label>HAAT</label> </data> <data source="transmitter_coordinates"> <label>Transmitter coordinates</label> </data> <data source="translator(s)"> <label>Translator(s)</label> </data> <data source="repeater(s)"> <label>Repeater(s)</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Links</header> <data source="webcast"> <label>Webcast</label> </data> <data source="website"> <label>Website</label> </data> </group> </infobox> <noinclude>Example usage:<pre> {{Televisionstation v2 | location = | city = | country = | callsign = | logo = | logo_caption = | image = | caption = | channel = | branding = | language = | subchannels = | network = | affiliations = | owner = | licensee = | operator = | sister_stations = | founded = | airdate = | last_airdate = | former_callsigns = | former_names = | former_channel_numbers = | former_affiliations = | callsign_meaning = | licensing_authority = | facility_id = | class = | power = | erp = | haat = | coordinates = | translator = | translators = | repeater = | repeaters = | webcast = | website = }} </pre></noinclude> ad55d11035e20f30cf29ce51469005d39df90492 299 298 2023-05-09T11:08:22Z GCServerNetwork 38021371 wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="name"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <image source="logo"> <caption source="logo_caption"/> </image> <image source="image"> <caption source="caption"/> </image> <group> <data source="callsign"> <label>Callsign</label> </data> <data source="city"> <label>City</label> </data> <data source="country"> <label>Country</label> </data> <data source="location"> <label>Broadcast area</label> </data> <data source="repeater_of"> <label>Repeater of</label> </data> <data source="satellite_of"> <label>Satellite of</label> </data> <data source="semi-satellite_of"> <label>Semi-satellite of</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Broadcast information</header> <data source="channel"> <label>Channel(s)</label> </data> <data source="branding"> <label>Branding</label> </data> <data source="slogan"> <label>Slogan</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Programming</header> <data source="network"> <label>Network</label> </data> <data source="language"> <label>Language(s)</label> </data> <data source="picture"> <label>Picture format</label> </data> <data source="affiliation"> <label>Affiliation(s)</label> </data> <data source="affiliations"> <label>Affiliations</label> </data> <data source="subchannels"> <label>Subchannels</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Ownership</header> <data source="owner"> <label>Owned by</label> </data> <data source="licensee"> <label>Licensee</label> </data> <data source="operator"> <label>Operator</label> </data> <data source="sister_stations"> <label>Sister stations</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>History</header> <data source="founded"> <label>Founded</label> </data> <data source="airdate"> <label>First air date</label> </data> <data source="last_airdate"> <label>Last air date</label> </data> <data source="former_callsigns"> <label>Former call signs</label> </data> <data source="former_names"> <label>Former names</label> </data> <data source="former_channel_numbers"> <label>Former channel number(s)</label> </data> <data source="former_affiliations"> <label>Former affiliations</label> </data> <data source="callsign_meaning"> <label>Call sign meaning</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Technical information</header> <data source="licensing_authority"> <label>Licensing authority</label> </data> <data source="facility_id"> <label>Facility ID</label> </data> <data source="class"> <label>Class</label> </data> <data source="power"> <label>Power</label> </data> <data source="erp"> <label>ERP</label> </data> <data source="haat"> <label>HAAT</label> </data> <data source="transmitter_coordinates"> <label>Transmitter coordinates</label> </data> <data source="translator(s)"> <label>Translator(s)</label> </data> <data source="repeater(s)"> <label>Repeater(s)</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Links</header> <data source="webcast"> <label>Webcast</label> </data> <data source="website"> <label>Website</label> </data> </group> </infobox> <noinclude>Example usage:<pre> {{Televisionstation v2 | name = | location = | city = | country = | callsign = | logo = | logo_caption = | image = | caption = | channel = | branding = | language = | subchannels = | network = | affiliations = | owner = | licensee = | operator = | sister_stations = | founded = | airdate = | last_airdate = | former_callsigns = | former_names = | former_channel_numbers = | former_affiliations = | callsign_meaning = | licensing_authority = | facility_id = | class = | power = | erp = | haat = | coordinates = | translator = | translators = | repeater = | repeaters = | webcast = | website = }} </pre></noinclude> e9a76ecf5f3839781feb976d00b2b7221fcce41a 10 188 277 2023-05-09T09:45:30Z GCServerNetwork 38021371 Created page with "<infobox> <title source="title1"/> </infobox> <noinclude> Example usage: <pre> {{Company v2 | title1=Example }} </pre> <templatedata> {"params":{"title1":{"suggested":true}},"sets":[],"maps":{}} </templatedata> </noinclude>" wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="title1"/> </infobox> <noinclude> Example usage: <pre> {{Company v2 | title1=Example }} </pre> <templatedata> {"params":{"title1":{"suggested":true}},"sets":[],"maps":{}} </templatedata> </noinclude> 53590bffe7c355c9b84da4fe5c38790279673335 278 277 2023-05-09T09:45:47Z GCServerNetwork 38021371 wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="title1"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <image source="image1"> <caption source="caption1"/> </image> <image source="image2"> <caption source="caption2"/> </image> <data source="formerly"> <label>Formerly</label> </data> <data source="type"> <label>Type</label> </data> <data source="industry"> <label>Industry</label> </data> <data source="headquarters"> <label>Headquarters</label> </data> <data source="no_of_locations"> <label>No. of locations</label> </data> <data source="founded"> <label>Founded</label> </data> <data source="defunct"> <label>Defunct</label> </data> <data source="fate"> <label>Fate</label> </data> <data source="predecessor"> <label>Predecessor</label> </data> <data source="successor"> <label>Successor</label> </data> <data source="founder(s)"> <label>Founder(s)</label> </data> <data source="key_people"> <label>Key people</label> </data> <data source="area_served"> <label>Area served</label> </data> <data source="parent"> <label>Parent</label> </data> <data source="owner"> <label>Owner</label> </data> <data source="products"> <label>Products</label> </data> <data source="divisions"> <label>Divisions</label> </data> <data source="subsidiaries"> <label>Subsidiaries</label> </data> <data source="revenue"> <label>Revenue</label> </data> <data source="operating_income"> <label>Operating income</label> </data> <data source="net_income"> <label>Net income</label> </data> <data source="aum"> <label>AUM</label> </data> <data source="total_assets"> <label>Total assets</label> </data> <data source="total_equity"> <label>Total equity</label> </data> <data source="no_of_employees"> <label>No. of employees</label> </data> <data source="slogan"> <label>Slogan</label> </data> <data source="website"> <label>Website</label> </data> </infobox> <noinclude> Example usage:<pre> {{Infobox company |title1= |image1= |caption1= |type= |industry= |headquarters= |no_of_locations= |founded= |defunct= |fate= |predecessor= |successor= |founder(s)= |area_served= |products= |owner= |divisions= |subsidiaries= |revenue= |operating_income= |net_income= |aum= |total_assets= |total_equity= |no_of_employees= |slogan= |website= }} </pre> </noinclude> 5bd444918d76c9cf230d9903d7ff7d3c13113cae 279 278 2023-05-09T09:46:04Z GCServerNetwork 38021371 wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox/> <noinclude> Example usage:<pre> {{Infobox company |title1= |image1= |caption1= |type= |industry= |headquarters= |no_of_locations= |founded= |defunct= |fate= |predecessor= |successor= |founder(s)= |area_served= |products= |owner= |divisions= |subsidiaries= |revenue= |operating_income= |net_income= |aum= |total_assets= |total_equity= |no_of_employees= |slogan= |website= }} </pre> </noinclude> ca5a1d42a659d708f3e00c23559df34dbbb09bec 280 279 2023-05-09T09:46:15Z GCServerNetwork 38021371 wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="title1"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <image source="image1"> <caption source="caption1"/> </image> <image source="image2"> <caption source="caption2"/> </image> <data source="formerly"> <label>Formerly</label> </data> <data source="type"> <label>Type</label> </data> <data source="industry"> <label>Industry</label> </data> <data source="headquarters"> <label>Headquarters</label> </data> <data source="no_of_locations"> <label>No. of locations</label> </data> <data source="founded"> <label>Founded</label> </data> <data source="defunct"> <label>Defunct</label> </data> <data source="fate"> <label>Fate</label> </data> <data source="predecessor"> <label>Predecessor</label> </data> <data source="successor"> <label>Successor</label> </data> <data source="founder(s)"> <label>Founder(s)</label> </data> <data source="key_people"> <label>Key people</label> </data> <data source="area_served"> <label>Area served</label> </data> <data source="parent"> <label>Parent</label> </data> <data source="owner"> <label>Owner</label> </data> <data source="products"> <label>Products</label> </data> <data source="divisions"> <label>Divisions</label> </data> <data source="subsidiaries"> <label>Subsidiaries</label> </data> <data source="revenue"> <label>Revenue</label> </data> <data source="operating_income"> <label>Operating income</label> </data> <data source="net_income"> <label>Net income</label> </data> <data source="aum"> <label>AUM</label> </data> <data source="total_assets"> <label>Total assets</label> </data> <data source="total_equity"> <label>Total equity</label> </data> <data source="no_of_employees"> <label>No. of employees</label> </data> <data source="slogan"> <label>Slogan</label> </data> <data source="website"> <label>Website</label> </data> </infobox> <noinclude> Example usage:<pre> {{Infobox company |title1= |image1= |caption1= |type= |industry= |headquarters= |no_of_locations= |founded= |defunct= |fate= |predecessor= |successor= |founder(s)= |area_served= |products= |owner= |divisions= |subsidiaries= |revenue= |operating_income= |net_income= |aum= |total_assets= |total_equity= |no_of_employees= |slogan= |website= }} </pre> </noinclude> 5bd444918d76c9cf230d9903d7ff7d3c13113cae 281 280 2023-05-09T09:47:25Z GCServerNetwork 38021371 wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox/> <noinclude> Example usage:<pre> {{Infobox company |title1= |image1= |caption1= |type= |industry= |headquarters= |no_of_locations= |founded= |defunct= |fate= |predecessor= |successor= |founder(s)= |area_served= |products= |owner= |divisions= |subsidiaries= |revenue= |operating_income= |net_income= |aum= |total_assets= |total_equity= |no_of_employees= |slogan= |website= }} </pre> </noinclude> ca5a1d42a659d708f3e00c23559df34dbbb09bec 282 281 2023-05-09T09:47:51Z GCServerNetwork 38021371 wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="title1"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <image source="image1"> <caption source="caption-image1"/> </image> <image source="image2"> <caption source="caption-image2"/> </image> <data source="formerly"> <label>Formerly</label> </data> <data source="type"> <label>Type</label> </data> <data source="industry"> <label>Industry</label> </data> <data source="headquarters"> <label>Headquarters</label> </data> <data source="no_of_locations"> <label>No. of locations</label> </data> <data source="founded"> <label>Founded</label> </data> <data source="defunct"> <label>Defunct</label> </data> <data source="fate"> <label>Fate</label> </data> <data source="predecessor"> <label>Predecessor</label> </data> <data source="successor"> <label>Successor</label> </data> <data source="founder(s)"> <label>Founder(s)</label> </data> <data source="key_people"> <label>Key people</label> </data> <data source="area_served"> <label>Area served</label> </data> <data source="parent"> <label>Parent</label> </data> <data source="owner"> <label>Owner</label> </data> <data source="products"> <label>Products</label> </data> <data source="divisions"> <label>Divisions</label> </data> <data source="subsidiaries"> <label>Subsidiaries</label> </data> <data source="revenue"> <label>Revenue</label> </data> <data source="operating_income"> <label>Operating income</label> </data> <data source="net_income"> <label>Net income</label> </data> <data source="aum"> <label>AUM</label> </data> <data source="total_assets"> <label>Total assets</label> </data> <data source="total_equity"> <label>Total equity</label> </data> <data source="no_of_employees"> <label>No. of employees</label> </data> <data source="slogan"> <label>Slogan</label> </data> <data source="website"> <label>Website</label> </data> </infobox> <noinclude> Example usage:<pre> {{Infobox company |title1= |image1= |caption1= |type= |industry= |headquarters= |no_of_locations= |founded= |defunct= |fate= |predecessor= |successor= |founder(s)= |area_served= |products= |owner= |divisions= |subsidiaries= |revenue= |operating_income= |net_income= |aum= |total_assets= |total_equity= |no_of_employees= |slogan= |website= }} </pre> </noinclude> ca9eb1743aee262c25e35c9c78e77944fb374254 283 282 2023-05-09T10:00:17Z GCServerNetwork 38021371 wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="title1"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <image source="image1"> <caption source="caption-image1"/> </image> <image source="image2"> <caption source="caption-image2"/> </image> <data source="formerly"> <label>Formerly</label> </data> <data source="type"> <label>Type</label> </data> <data source="industry"> <label>Industry</label> </data> <data source="headquarters"> <label>Headquarters</label> </data> <data source="no_of_locations"> <label>No. of locations</label> </data> <data source="founded"> <label>Founded</label> </data> <data source="defunct"> <label>Defunct</label> </data> <data source="fate"> <label>Fate</label> </data> <data source="predecessor"> <label>Predecessor</label> </data> <data source="successor"> <label>Successor</label> </data> <data source="founder(s)"> <label>Founder(s)</label> </data> <data source="key_people"> <label>Key people</label> </data> <data source="area_served"> <label>Area served</label> </data> <data source="parent"> <label>Parent</label> </data> <data source="owner"> <label>Owner</label> </data> <data source="products"> <label>Products</label> </data> <data source="divisions"> <label>Divisions</label> </data> <data source="subsidiaries"> <label>Subsidiaries</label> </data> <data source="revenue"> <label>Revenue</label> </data> <data source="operating_income"> <label>Operating income</label> </data> <data source="net_income"> <label>Net income</label> </data> <data source="aum"> <label>AUM</label> </data> <data source="total_assets"> <label>Total assets</label> </data> <data source="total_equity"> <label>Total equity</label> </data> <data source="no_of_employees"> <label>No. of employees</label> </data> <data source="slogan"> <label>Slogan</label> </data> <data source="website"> <label>Website</label> </data> </infobox> <noinclude> Example usage:<pre> {{Company v2 |title1= |image1= |caption1= |type= |industry= |headquarters= |no_of_locations= |founded= |defunct= |fate= |predecessor= |successor= |founder(s)= |area_served= |products= |owner= |divisions= |subsidiaries= |revenue= |operating_income= |net_income= |aum= |total_assets= |total_equity= |no_of_employees= |slogan= |website= }} </pre> </noinclude> 43ea0236aae257b1208afcc2e17a26f15948ec5e 10 191 302 2023-05-09T11:12:58Z GCServerNetwork 38021371 Created page with "<infobox> <title source="title1"/> </infobox> <noinclude> Example usage: <pre> {{Radiostation v2 | title1=Example }} </pre> <templatedata> {"params":{"title1":{"suggested":true}},"sets":[],"maps":{}} </templatedata> </noinclude>" wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="title1"/> </infobox> <noinclude> Example usage: <pre> {{Radiostation v2 | title1=Example }} </pre> <templatedata> {"params":{"title1":{"suggested":true}},"sets":[],"maps":{}} </templatedata> </noinclude> a226c98e805c08004005d7d9c0770abbad80dcee 303 302 2023-05-09T11:13:04Z GCServerNetwork 38021371 wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="name"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <data source="above"> <format><center>{{{above}}}</center></format> </data> <image source="logo"> <caption source="logo_caption" /> </image> <image source="image"> <caption source="caption" /> </image> <data source="callsign"> <label>Callsign</label> </data> <data source="location"> <label>Location</label> </data> <data source="city"> <label>City</label> </data> <data source="country"> <label>Country</label> </data> <data source="area"> <label>Broadcast area</label> </data> <data source="frequency"> <label>Frequency</label> </data> <data source="rds"> <label>RDS</label> </data> <data source="branding"> <label>Branding</label> </data> <group> <header>Programming</header> <data source="language"> <label>Language(s)</label> </data> <data source="format"> <label>Format</label> </data> <data source="subchannels"> <label>Subchannels</label> </data> <data source="network"> <label>Network</label> </data> <data source="affiliations"> <label>Affiliations</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Ownership</header> <data source="owner"> <label>Owner</label> <format>{{{owner}}}<br />({{{licensee}}})</format> </data> <data source="operator"> <label>Operator</label> </data> <data source="sister_stations"> <label>Sister stations</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>History</header> <data source="founded"> <label>Founded</label> </data> <data source="airdate"> <label>First air date</label> </data> <data source="last_airdate"> <label>Last air date</label> </data> <data source="former_callsigns"> <label>Former call signs</label> </data> <data source="former_names"> <label>Former names</label> </data> <data source="former_frequencies"> <label>Former frequencies</label> </data> <data source="callsign_meaning"> <label>Call sign meaning</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Technical information</header> <data source="licensing_authority"> <label>Licensing authority</label> </data> <data source="facility_id"> <label>Facility ID</label> </data> <data source="class"> <label>Class</label> </data> <data source="power"> <label>Power</label> </data> <data source="erp"> <label>ERP</label> </data> <data source="haat"> <label>HAAT</label> </data> <data source="coordinates"> <label>Transmitter coordinates</label> </data> <data source="translator"> <label>Translator(s)</label> </data> <data source="repeater"> <label>Repeater(s)</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Links</header> <data source="webcast"> <label>Webcast</label> </data> <data source="website"> <label>Website</label> </data> </group> </infobox> <noinclude> This is an infobox manually copied from Wikipedia's version. ===Usage=== <pre> {{Radiostation v2 | name = | city = | country = | callsign = | logo = | logo_caption = | image = | caption = | area = | frequency = | rds = | branding = | languages = | format = | subchannels = | network = | affiliations = | owner = | licensee = | operator = | sister_stations = | founded = | airdate = | last_airdate = | former_callsigns = | former_names = | former_frequencies = | callsign_meaning = <!--do not apply special formatting--> | licensing_authority = | facility_id = <!--For United States radio stations only--> | class = | power = <!--AM stations only--> | erp = <!--FM stations only--> | haat = <!--FM stations only--> | coordinates = | translators = | repeaters = | webcast = | website = }} </pre> </noinclude> 23c005d288afdd836d315469580efe8c12920e46 304 303 2023-05-09T11:13:34Z GCServerNetwork 38021371 wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox/> <noinclude> This is an infobox manually copied from Wikipedia's version. ===Usage=== <pre> {{Radiostation v2 | name = | city = | country = | callsign = | logo = | logo_caption = | image = | caption = | area = | frequency = | rds = | branding = | languages = | format = | subchannels = | network = | affiliations = | owner = | licensee = | operator = | sister_stations = | founded = | airdate = | last_airdate = | former_callsigns = | former_names = | former_frequencies = | callsign_meaning = <!--do not apply special formatting--> | licensing_authority = | facility_id = <!--For United States radio stations only--> | class = | power = <!--AM stations only--> | erp = <!--FM stations only--> | haat = <!--FM stations only--> | coordinates = | translators = | repeaters = | webcast = | website = }} </pre> </noinclude> 4bec23f87a1017d6f6734fdfe96406adde794cb4 305 304 2023-05-09T11:14:29Z GCServerNetwork 38021371 wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="name"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <data source="above"> <format><center>{{{above}}}</center></format> </data> <image source="logo"> <caption source="logo_caption" /> </image> <image source="image"> <caption source="caption" /> </image> <data source="callsign"> <label>Callsign</label> </data> <data source="location"> <label>Location</label> </data> <data source="city"> <label>City</label> </data> <data source="country"> <label>Country</label> </data> <data source="area"> <label>Broadcast area</label> </data> <data source="frequency"> <label>Frequency</label> </data> <data source="rds"> <label>RDS</label> </data> <data source="branding"> <label>Branding</label> </data> <group> <header>Programming</header> <data source="language"> <label>Language(s)</label> </data> <data source="format"> <label>Format</label> </data> <data source="subchannels"> <label>Subchannels</label> </data> <data source="network"> <label>Network</label> </data> <data source="affiliations"> <label>Affiliations</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Ownership</header> <data source="owner"> <label>Owner</label> <format>{{{owner}}}<br />({{{licensee}}})</format> </data> <data source="operator"> <label>Operator</label> </data> <data source="sister_stations"> <label>Sister stations</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>History</header> <data source="founded"> <label>Founded</label> </data> <data source="airdate"> <label>First air date</label> </data> <data source="last_airdate"> <label>Last air date</label> </data> <data source="former_callsigns"> <label>Former call signs</label> </data> <data source="former_names"> <label>Former names</label> </data> <data source="former_frequencies"> <label>Former frequencies</label> </data> <data source="callsign_meaning"> <label>Call sign meaning</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Technical information</header> <data source="licensing_authority"> <label>Licensing authority</label> </data> <data source="facility_id"> <label>Facility ID</label> </data> <data source="class"> <label>Class</label> </data> <data source="power"> <label>Power</label> </data> <data source="erp"> <label>ERP</label> </data> <data source="haat"> <label>HAAT</label> </data> <data source="coordinates"> <label>Transmitter coordinates</label> </data> <data source="translator"> <label>Translator(s)</label> </data> <data source="repeater"> <label>Repeater(s)</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Links</header> <data source="webcast"> <label>Webcast</label> </data> <data source="website"> <label>Website</label> </data> </group> </infobox> <noinclude>Example usage:<pre> {{Radiostation v2 | name = | city = | country = | callsign = | logo = | logo_caption = | image = | caption = | area = | frequency = | rds = | branding = | languages = | format = | subchannels = | network = | affiliations = | owner = | licensee = | operator = | sister_stations = | founded = | airdate = | last_airdate = | former_callsigns = | former_names = | former_frequencies = | callsign_meaning = <!--do not apply special formatting--> | licensing_authority = | facility_id = <!--For United States radio stations only--> | class = | power = <!--AM stations only--> | erp = <!--FM stations only--> | haat = <!--FM stations only--> | coordinates = | translators = | repeaters = | webcast = | website = }} </pre> </noinclude> 1d7fc8eb8d933ea82299dda2d479c96b6ac8b6bc 0 179 306 246 2023-05-09T13:47:25Z Thecircuitman 52937571 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation|title1=KJV-TV|image1=KJV 6 logo.png|caption-image1=KJV-TV logo|city=Corpus Christi, Texas|country=United States|channels=Digital: 19 (UHF) Virtual: 6 (VHF)|branding=DT1: KJV 6 (general); Eyewitness News (newscasts)<br>DT2: First Warning Weather Now<br>DT3: Telemundo Corpus Christi (general); Noticiero Telemundo Corpus Christi (newscasts)|slogan=Working in the Spirit of Texas|programming=Programming|affiliations=6.1: NBC (since 1956)<br>6.2: independent 24-hour weather (since 2001)<br>6.3: Telemundo (since 2003)|title3=Ownership|owner=[[Harris Broadcasters, Inc.]]|sisterstations=[[KJV]]<br>[[KJV-FM]]<br>[[K266JV]]|history=History|firstairdate=6 June 1956|formercallsigns=|formerchannelnumbers=6 (VHF, 1956-2009)|formeraffiliations=|callsignmeaning=King James Version of the Bible (derived from sister station KJV, formerly owned by the Catholic Church)|techinfo=Technical information|licensingauth=[[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission|WBC]]|effectiveradiatedpower=1,000 kW|heightaboveterrain=377 m (1,236 ft)|translators=Audio-only: K266JV 101.1 FM (6.1)<br>KJV-FM 93.9 HD2 (6.1)<br>KJV-FM 93.9 HD3 (6.3)}} KJV-TV (channel 6) is a television station in Corpus Christi, Texas, United States, affiliated with NBC and Telemundo. The station is the sole television property of locally-based [[Harris Broadcasters, Inc.]] (not to be confused with the defunct broadcast equipment manufacturer) alongside [[KJV]] (1360 AM), [[KJV-FM]] (93.9), and [[K266JV]] (101.1 FM). The studios and offices for all Harris Broadcasters stations are located on the 26th through 28th floors of One Shoreline Plaza’s south tower in downtown Corpus Christi; KJV-TV’s transmitter facilities (shared with KJV-FM) are located near Robstown. ==History== ===Beginnings=== KJV-TV can trace its beginnings to KJV 1360 AM, which signed on the air as Corpus Christi’s first radio station in 1929. KJV (AM) was initially owned by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Corpus Christi, which sold the station to its chief engineer J. Randolph Harris in 1947. Working under the Harris Broadcasters Inc. corporate entity, Harris was keen to add to his new purchase, quickly signing on KJV-FM on 93.9 MHz as one of the first FM radio stations in Texas in 1948, and then applying to the Federal Communications Commission for the Channel 4 allocation in Corpus Christi just three days before the freeze on new applications in November 1948. After the Sixth Report and Order was issued in 1952, solidifying channels 6 and 10 for Corpus Christi, Harris Broadcasters Inc. amended their application to channel 6. Their application ran unopposed, and the FCC granted a construction permit on 6 June 1953. In preparation to put Channel 6 on the air, and recognizing the long-term value of having all operations under one roof, J. Randolph Harris mortgaged all company assets to begin construction of a new broadcast house on Ocean Drive, just south of present-day Cole Park. The two-story building enabled KJV-AM-FM to leave leased space in the 1929-vintage Wilson Plaza North tower and consolidate with their new TV sister in brand-new facilities. KJV (AM) was already a longtime affiliate of the NBC Red Network, having taken the affiliation at sign-on nearly twenty years prior. That business relationship ensured that when KJV-TV signed on the air on 6 June 1956, the station would secure the primary NBC affiliation for itself. KJV-TV is therefore one of the few television stations in the United States that has retained the same owner, call letters, channel number, and primary network affiliation for its entire existence. On 3 August 1970, the station was minimally flooded by storm surge (but remained on the air) from landfalling Hurricane Celia. Weatherman Tom Nix earned a Peabody Award for his coverage of the storm as the KJV-TV set flooded while on air. The studios required extensive repairs in the aftermath of the storm and ultimately incurred over $150,000 of damage ($1.17 million, 2023 dollars). Despite a stellar public reputation in the wake of Hurricane Celia, the financial hit incurred due to required repairs was a detriment to the station’s ratings in the 1970s through late 1980s. Challenges from a nascent KTHR and KXCC, as well as a weak NBC primetime lineup and limited syndication inventory, slipped the station into a malaise, buoyed only by the legacy status KJV-TV and its radio sisters enjoyed. J. Randolph Harris’ old-line leadership also played a role in the stormy fortunes of the stations; he remained active in leading the stations until his death in 1987 at the age of 86. To the abject horror of station staff, Harris had been secretly negotiating a sale of the stations to Gannett, Inc. at the time of his death, but his will had not yet been updated to reflect this; ownership of the stations transferred to his 49-year-old son, and longtime station manager, J. Randolph Harris Jr. (often called Junior by his staff). Under Harris Jr.’s leadership, as well as his father’s stock market investments (cashed in and invested into the station) and a resurgent NBC primetime lineup, KJV’s fortunes turned around in the 1990s. Along with high-profile talent acquisitions from KTHR (Jay Ricci and Lee Sausley), plus schoolteacher Dot Pettersen, the station clawed back their lost ratings from the 1960s. Harris Jr. suddenly passed away in June 1996 (three days after the station’s 40th anniversary), which was a shock to both the stations and the community. Both groups were skeptical when they found that ownership of the stations was willed to Harris Jr.’s son Jared, just nineteen years of age at the time and attending Texas A&M University. Jared shocked station employees when he stepped up to the challenge and left Texas A&M to lead Harris Broadcasters. He gave a lot of latitude to individual department heads, which resulted in an explosion of innovation at the station. Ratings saw a dramatic upswing, and enough ad revenue was generated to purchase outright (not lease) the station’s first helicopter in 1998. ===Hurricane Bret=== KJV-AM-FM-TV’s longtime Ocean Drive studio facility was vulnerable to hurricane flooding over the years, having been flooded once by Hurricane Celia in 1970 (see above). The station would experience catastrophe (and tragedy) again on the evening of 22 August 1999. KJV-TV had abandoned regular programming on 21 August, as the station’s meteorologists had sounded the alarm that the then-Category 4 Hurricane Bret would pose a significant risk to the South Texas coastline, if not the City of Corpus Christi itself. Due to the uncertainty of the storm’s path, live team coverage was in place as far north as Port Lavaca and as far south as Brownsville, and the station’s then-new helicopter was flown inland to be available in the storm’s aftermath. Coverage was simulcast on KJV radio as the mayor of Corpus Christi issued a voluntary evacuation notice. At approximately 6:15 pm CDT on the evening of 22 August, the station’s studios began taking on storm surge water ahead of the eye’s landfall. Chief meteorologist Dale Nelson let out an expletive on-air when he noticed the rapidly rising water and immediately ordered station staff to move to the upper floor of the building. Within fifteen minutes, the station went from being dry to having two feet of water on the ground floor; the flooding would increase to over six feet. This storm surge flooding destroyed the station’s set, newsroom, master control, and other technical areas. Electricity was lost shortly thereafter due to the station’s standby generator also being flooded. Upon losing the studio-transmitter link, transmitter engineer Robert “Rocky” Oliveira patched in a separate Doppler radar feed to restore the TV signal, and also patched in a two-way radio to enable Nelson to continue to communicate with the audience on KJV-FM. This practice was quickly adopted by Oliveira’s counterpart at KJV 1360’s separate transmitter site, and was credited by local media as an action that saved lives. As the high-end Category 3 storm made landfall at 7:45 pm CDT, station staff were still trapped on the second floor. At 9:19 pm CDT, after being battered by high winds for three and a half hours and enduring both sides of the hurricane’s eyewall, a guy wire on the KJV-FM-TV tower near Robstown failed, felling the 1,260-foot tower. The bulk of the tower fell on the transmitter building, instantly killing transmitter engineer Oliveira, destroying the transmitter building and everything within, and taking KJV-FM-TV silent. The KJV AM transmitter, located two miles east of the TV-FM tower, was unaffected and continued to provide coverage via two-way radio for the duration of the event. After the storm, Harris Broadcasters Inc. president Jared Harris promised his namesake company’s full commitment to returning to the airwaves. KJV-AM-FM-TV was offered temporary refuge in the nearby studios of KTHR-TV (channel 3); the arrangement ultimately lasted for seventeen months while new facilities were constructed on the upper floors of One Shoreline Plaza. It was during this time that KJV adopted a new slogan, “Rebuilding in the Spirit of Texas”. A temporary transmitter facility was constructed at the KJV-AM site. KJV-AM-FM-TV dedicated their new “Window on the Bayfront” facilities on 31 January 2001; the newsroom is now known as the Rocky Oliveira Memorial Newsroom in the late engineer’s memory. The current facilities were equipped from the beginning for high-definition broadcasting from all three soundstages, including the namesake “Window on the Bayfront” 28th floor studio with panoramic views of the Corpus Christi Bayfront. On that day, the station’s slogan was slightly modified to “Working in the Spirit of Texas”, which still stands today. The station’s former facility, directly adjacent to Cole Park, was sold to the City of Corpus Christi and later demolished to make way for a skatepark. ===Helicopter crash=== On 19 May 2012, KJV-TV was airing live coverage of the 37th annual Beach to Bay Relay Marathon. To provide more comprehensive live coverage, the station rented a second ENG-equipped helicopter to supplement coverage from 6 Live TeleCopter. The station’s main helicopter, a 1979 Bell OH-58 Kiowa (the military version of the 206 JetRanger) was in a low (but out-of-ground effect) hover above the Corpus Christi Bay seawall just east of Cole Park to capture video of the first runners crossing the finish line. The pilot/reporter had intended to return to a nearby helipad for fuel immediately after the finish, and the second helicopter would take over the main helicopter’s duty station. Both pilots reported using a lot of effort to maintain out-of-ground effect hover, given strong 25-35 mph winds on the day of the race. As the first runners crossed the finish line at 9:27 am, the helicopter experienced a sudden loss of power and the pilot immediately executed an autorotation, followed by an emergency call to air traffic control: “TV 6 going down!” The crew of the second helicopter quickly moved their nose-mounted camera to capture the crash sequence, which aired live on KJV; the video was later provided to the NTSB for their investigation. The main helicopter pilot reported that he tried to autorotate the chopper onto the grassy knoll of Cole Park, but could not get the flight controls to respond adequately. No further radio calls were made from the aircraft. Within fifteen seconds of the power loss, the helicopter crash-landed on the seawall at a 45-degree roll angle and promptly overturned into the water. The pilot and photographer both escaped the aircraft with serious injuries. It was initially determined that the cause of the crash was the pilot’s failure to maintain minimum reserve fuel. However, further investigation revealed a significant issue with the Bell OH-58/206, wherein abrupt maneuvers (such as maintaining OGE hover in high winds) on minimum fuel would cause fuel starvation and an uncommanded engine rollback. ==Programming== ===News operation=== KJV-TV presently broadcasts 52.5 hours of locally-produced newscasts each week. Channel 6.1 carries 35.5 hours of English-language news per week, with six hours each weekday and 2.5 hours each Saturday and Sunday. Channel 6.3 carries 17 hours of Spanish-language news per week, with 2.5 hours each weekday and 2 hours each Saturday and Sunday. This includes a weekly Sunday night half-hour sports special on both subchannels; but does not count the 24-hour Doppler radar loop, combined with recorded cut-ins from the KJV 6 First Warning Weather team, that airs continuously on channel 6.2. KJV-TV has been a factor in the Corpus Christi media market throughout its entire existence, including enjoying the number one spot in the ratings since 1992. This owes to Harris Broadcasters’ leadership status in owning the first radio station in Corpus Christi, their lifelong affiliation with the NBC network, and (since 1988) significant local investment into the newsroom relative to the corporate-owned competition. The station (sharing with KJV radio) owns and operates 6 Live TeleCopter, a 2006 Eurocopter AS350B2 helicopter, for aerial news gathering duties; this practice is largely unheard of in smaller media markets. On KJV’s Telemundo subchannel, the helicopter is branded “Última Hora SuperCóptero”; the station occasionally provides a live Spanish-language reporter in the helicopter for breaking news events. [[File:KJV TeleCopter.png|thumb|381x381px|''Promotional shot of KJV-AM-FM-TV's current Eurocopter AS350B2, branded'' 6 Live TeleCopter ''on-air.'']] The station has used the Eyewitness News brand for its English-language news since 1966. Also uncommon for a small market, the station has usually been known for longevity of talent; chief meteorologist Dale Nelson has served the station since 1981, and longtime anchors Lee Sausley and Dot Pettersen have only recently retired after serving over thirty years each. KJV-TV is one of a handful of stations which typically assigns managing editor duty to their anchors. On 6 June 2006, KJV-TV became the first TV station in the state of Texas, and the ninth in the country, to upgrade their local news production to high definition. KJV-TV’s NBC network programming, as well as syndicated programming and local advertising, also upgraded to high definition where available. Telemundo network programming made the HD upgrade on 23 April 2009, despite the local newscast having upgraded to HD nearly three years prior. Field video remained in 16:9 standard definition until 2010, except for 6 Live TeleCopter, which did not upgrade until the crashed helicopter was replaced in 2013. ====Notable people==== * Sonya Hill (2011-present) * Mark Koelbel (1991-1996, now at KUTV) * Max Mayfield (2007-2019, retired) * Capt. Dave Miller, USN Ret. (2013-present) * Dale Nelson (1981-present) * Dot Pettersen (1988-2021, retired) * Lorena Placencia (2013-2023, no longer in TV) * Lee Sausley (1989-2021, retired) * Matt Terhune (2007-2016, deceased) * Tom Terry (1990-1995, now at WOTW) ==Technical information== ===Subchannels=== The station's digital signal is multiplexed: {| class="fandom-table" |+Subchannels of KJV-TV ! Channel ! Format ! Aspect ! Short name ! Programming |- |6.1 |rowspan=3|720p |rowspan=3|16:9 |KJV-NBC |Main KJV-TV programming/NBC |- |6.2 |KJV-WX |First Warning Weather Now |- |6.3 |KJV-TMD |Telemundo |} KJV-DT signed on the air on 6 June 2001 (the station’s 45th anniversary) from a new 1,215-foot tower at their permanent site near Robstown; the tower and 4,000 square foot transmitter building were designed to house KJV-FM-TV-DT with room for future tenants. The station’s ATSC sign-on date was relatively early for a smaller-market TV station, thanks in part to Jared Harris’ tech-forward stewardship of Harris Broadcasters Inc., but also a substantial insurance settlement the station received after the aforementioned loss of their studio and transmitter facilities to Hurricane Bret in 1999. The relatively early adoption of digital TV allowed KJV-DT2 (NJV) to provide 24-hour weather coverage on digital channel 6.2 at launch; to begin carrying Telemundo network programming on KJV-DT3 (OJV) digital channel 6.3 on 1 April 2003; and to begin providing high-definition broadcasts on the station’s 50th anniversary, 6 June 2006. On that date, KJV-DT became the second TV station in the world to provide multiple HD subchannels on one signal, as both the NBC and First Warning Weather Now services upgraded to HD. KJV-TV is unusual among NBC affiliates, as the station carries the network feed in 720p rather than the preferred 1080i; chief engineer Jaime Saiz cited demand for NBC sports programming as the reason to transmit in the 720p format. === Analog-to-digital conversion=== KJV-TV shut down its analog signal, over VHF channel 6, at the end of the Nearly Noon newscast (11:59 am) on 12 June 2009, the official date on which full-power television stations in the United States transitioned from analog to digital broadcasts under federal mandate. The station's digital signal remained on its pre-transition UHF channel 19. Through the use of PSIP, digital television receivers display the station's virtual channel as its former VHF analog channel 6. As was true of all other analog channel 6 stations in North America, KJV-TV’s audio subcarrier transmitted on a frequency of 87.75 MHz (+10 kHz shift), and as a result, could be picked up on the lower end of the dial on most FM radios at 87.7. This is no longer possible for full-powered stations after the conversion to digital broadcasting. In preparation for this change, on 26 March 2009, Harris Broadcasters signed on a low-power FM radio station, K266JV (101.1), to continue to provide audio-only reception of digital channel 6.1 within the Corpus Christi city limits. This audio service was also later made available on KJV-FM (93.9) HD2, and in Spanish on KJV-FM HD3, which provided a much greater coverage area due to KJV-FM’s very high broadcasting power. d2f97b3f10ddc87de47c9be234d5234f7bbdf715 308 306 2023-05-09T13:54:29Z Thecircuitman 52937571 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation|title1=KJV-TV|image1=KJV 6 logo.png|caption-image1=KJV-TV logo|city=Corpus Christi, Texas|country=United States|channels=Digital: 19 (UHF) Virtual: 6 (VHF)|branding=DT1: KJV 6 (general); Eyewitness News (newscasts)<br>DT2: First Warning Weather Now<br>DT3: Telemundo Corpus Christi (general); Noticiero Telemundo Corpus Christi (newscasts)|slogan=Working in the Spirit of Texas|programming=Programming|affiliations=6.1: NBC (since 1956)<br>6.2: independent 24-hour weather (since 2001)<br>6.3: Telemundo (since 2003)|title3=Ownership|owner=[[Harris Broadcasters, Inc.]]|sisterstations=[[KJV]]<br>[[KJV-FM]]<br>[[K266JV]]|history=History|firstairdate=6 June 1956|formercallsigns=|formerchannelnumbers=6 (VHF, 1956-2009)|formeraffiliations=|callsignmeaning=King James Version of the Bible (derived from sister station KJV, formerly owned by the Catholic Church)|techinfo=Technical information|licensingauth=[[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission|WBC]]|effectiveradiatedpower=1,000 kW|heightaboveterrain=377 m (1,236 ft)|translators=Audio-only: K266JV 101.1 FM (6.1)<br>KJV-FM 93.9 HD2 (6.1)<br>KJV-FM 93.9 HD3 (6.3)}} KJV-TV (channel 6) is a television station in Corpus Christi, Texas, United States, affiliated with NBC and Telemundo. The station is the sole television property of locally-based [[Harris Broadcasters, Inc.]] (not to be confused with the defunct broadcast equipment manufacturer) alongside [[KJV]] (1360 AM), [[KJV-FM]] (93.9), and [[K266JV]] (101.1 FM). The studios and offices for all Harris Broadcasters stations are located on the 26th through 28th floors of One Shoreline Plaza’s south tower in downtown Corpus Christi; KJV-TV’s transmitter facilities (shared with KJV-FM) are located near Robstown. ==History== ===Beginnings=== KJV-TV can trace its beginnings to KJV 1360 AM, which signed on the air as Corpus Christi’s first radio station in 1929. KJV (AM) was initially owned by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Corpus Christi, which sold the station to its chief engineer J. Randolph Harris in 1947. Working under the Harris Broadcasters Inc. corporate entity, Harris was keen to add to his new purchase, quickly signing on KJV-FM on 93.9 MHz as one of the first FM radio stations in Texas in 1948, and then applying to the <nowiki>[[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission]]</nowiki> for the Channel 4 allocation in Corpus Christi just three days before the freeze on new applications in November 1948. After the Sixth Report and Order was issued in 1952, solidifying channels 6 and 10 for Corpus Christi, Harris Broadcasters Inc. amended their application to channel 6. Their application ran unopposed, and the FCC granted a construction permit on 6 June 1953. In preparation to put Channel 6 on the air, and recognizing the long-term value of having all operations under one roof, J. Randolph Harris mortgaged all company assets to begin construction of a new broadcast house on Ocean Drive, just south of present-day Cole Park. The two-story building enabled KJV-AM-FM to leave leased space in the 1929-vintage Wilson Plaza North tower and consolidate with their new TV sister in brand-new facilities. KJV (AM) was already a longtime affiliate of the NBC Red Network, having taken the affiliation at sign-on nearly twenty years prior. That business relationship ensured that when KJV-TV signed on the air on 6 June 1956, the station would secure the primary NBC affiliation for itself. KJV-TV is therefore one of the few television stations in the United States that has retained the same owner, call letters, channel number, and primary network affiliation for its entire existence. On 3 August 1970, the station was minimally flooded by storm surge (but remained on the air) from landfalling Hurricane Celia. Weatherman Tom Nix earned a Peabody Award for his coverage of the storm as the KJV-TV set flooded while on air. The studios required extensive repairs in the aftermath of the storm and ultimately incurred over $150,000 of damage ($1.17 million, 2023 dollars). Despite a stellar public reputation in the wake of Hurricane Celia, the financial hit incurred due to required repairs was a detriment to the station’s ratings in the 1970s through late 1980s. Challenges from a nascent <nowiki>[[KTHR-TV|KTHR]]</nowiki> and KXCC, as well as a weak NBC primetime lineup and limited syndication inventory, slipped the station into a malaise, buoyed only by the legacy status KJV-TV and its radio sisters enjoyed. J. Randolph Harris’ old-line leadership also played a role in the stormy fortunes of the stations; he remained active in leading the stations until his death in 1987 at the age of 86. To the abject horror of station staff, Harris had been secretly negotiating a sale of the stations to Gannett, Inc. at the time of his death, but his will had not yet been updated to reflect this; ownership of the stations transferred to his 49-year-old son, and longtime station manager, J. Randolph Harris Jr. (often called Junior by his staff). Under Harris Jr.’s leadership, as well as his father’s stock market investments (cashed in and invested into the station) and a resurgent NBC primetime lineup, KJV’s fortunes turned around in the 1990s. Along with high-profile talent acquisitions from KTHR (Jay Ricci and Lee Sausley), plus schoolteacher Dot Pettersen, the station clawed back their lost ratings from the 1960s. Harris Jr. suddenly passed away in June 1996 (three days after the station’s 40th anniversary), which was a shock to both the stations and the community. Both groups were skeptical when they found that ownership of the stations was willed to Harris Jr.’s son Jared, just nineteen years of age at the time and attending Texas A&M University. Jared shocked station employees when he stepped up to the challenge and left Texas A&M to lead Harris Broadcasters. He gave a lot of latitude to individual department heads, which resulted in an explosion of innovation at the station. Ratings saw a dramatic upswing, and enough ad revenue was generated to purchase outright (not lease) the station’s first helicopter in 1998. ===Hurricane Bret=== KJV-AM-FM-TV’s longtime Ocean Drive studio facility was vulnerable to hurricane flooding over the years, having been flooded once by Hurricane Celia in 1970 (see above). The station would experience catastrophe (and tragedy) again on the evening of 22 August 1999. KJV-TV had abandoned regular programming on 21 August, as the station’s meteorologists had sounded the alarm that the then-Category 4 Hurricane Bret would pose a significant risk to the South Texas coastline, if not the City of Corpus Christi itself. Due to the uncertainty of the storm’s path, live team coverage was in place as far north as Port Lavaca and as far south as Brownsville, and the station’s then-new helicopter was flown inland to be available in the storm’s aftermath. Coverage was simulcast on KJV radio as the mayor of Corpus Christi issued a voluntary evacuation notice. At approximately 6:15 pm CDT on the evening of 22 August, the station’s studios began taking on storm surge water ahead of the eye’s landfall. Chief meteorologist Dale Nelson let out an expletive on-air when he noticed the rapidly rising water and immediately ordered station staff to move to the upper floor of the building. Within fifteen minutes, the station went from being dry to having two feet of water on the ground floor; the flooding would increase to over six feet. This storm surge flooding destroyed the station’s set, newsroom, master control, and other technical areas. Electricity was lost shortly thereafter due to the station’s standby generator also being flooded. Upon losing the studio-transmitter link, transmitter engineer Robert “Rocky” Oliveira patched in a separate Doppler radar feed to restore the TV signal, and also patched in a two-way radio to enable Nelson to continue to communicate with the audience on KJV-FM. This practice was quickly adopted by Oliveira’s counterpart at KJV 1360’s separate transmitter site, and was credited by local media as an action that saved lives. As the high-end Category 3 storm made landfall at 7:45 pm CDT, station staff were still trapped on the second floor. At 9:19 pm CDT, after being battered by high winds for three and a half hours and enduring both sides of the hurricane’s eyewall, a guy wire on the KJV-FM-TV tower near Robstown failed, felling the 1,260-foot tower. The bulk of the tower fell on the transmitter building, instantly killing transmitter engineer Oliveira, destroying the transmitter building and everything within, and taking KJV-FM-TV silent. The KJV AM transmitter, located two miles east of the TV-FM tower, was unaffected and continued to provide coverage via two-way radio for the duration of the event. After the storm, Harris Broadcasters Inc. president Jared Harris promised his namesake company’s full commitment to returning to the airwaves. KJV-AM-FM-TV was offered temporary refuge in the nearby studios of KTHR-TV (channel 3); the arrangement ultimately lasted for seventeen months while new facilities were constructed on the upper floors of One Shoreline Plaza. It was during this time that KJV adopted a new slogan, “Rebuilding in the Spirit of Texas”. A temporary transmitter facility was constructed at the KJV-AM site. KJV-AM-FM-TV dedicated their new “Window on the Bayfront” facilities on 31 January 2001; the newsroom is now known as the Rocky Oliveira Memorial Newsroom in the late engineer’s memory. The current facilities were equipped from the beginning for high-definition broadcasting from all three soundstages, including the namesake “Window on the Bayfront” 28th floor studio with panoramic views of the Corpus Christi Bayfront. On that day, the station’s slogan was slightly modified to “Working in the Spirit of Texas”, which still stands today. The station’s former facility, directly adjacent to Cole Park, was sold to the City of Corpus Christi and later demolished to make way for a skatepark. ===Helicopter crash=== On 19 May 2012, KJV-TV was airing live coverage of the 37th annual Beach to Bay Relay Marathon. To provide more comprehensive live coverage, the station rented a second ENG-equipped helicopter to supplement coverage from 6 Live TeleCopter. The station’s main helicopter, a 1979 Bell OH-58 Kiowa (the military version of the 206 JetRanger) was in a low (but out-of-ground effect) hover above the Corpus Christi Bay seawall just east of Cole Park to capture video of the first runners crossing the finish line. The pilot/reporter had intended to return to a nearby helipad for fuel immediately after the finish, and the second helicopter would take over the main helicopter’s duty station. Both pilots reported using a lot of effort to maintain out-of-ground effect hover, given strong 25-35 mph winds on the day of the race. As the first runners crossed the finish line at 9:27 am, the helicopter experienced a sudden loss of power and the pilot immediately executed an autorotation, followed by an emergency call to air traffic control: “TV 6 going down!” The crew of the second helicopter quickly moved their nose-mounted camera to capture the crash sequence, which aired live on KJV; the video was later provided to the NTSB for their investigation. The main helicopter pilot reported that he tried to autorotate the chopper onto the grassy knoll of Cole Park, but could not get the flight controls to respond adequately. No further radio calls were made from the aircraft. Within fifteen seconds of the power loss, the helicopter crash-landed on the seawall at a 45-degree roll angle and promptly overturned into the water. The pilot and photographer both escaped the aircraft with serious injuries. It was initially determined that the cause of the crash was the pilot’s failure to maintain minimum reserve fuel. However, further investigation revealed a significant issue with the Bell OH-58/206, wherein abrupt maneuvers (such as maintaining OGE hover in high winds) on minimum fuel would cause fuel starvation and an uncommanded engine rollback. ==Programming== ===News operation=== KJV-TV presently broadcasts 52.5 hours of locally-produced newscasts each week. Channel 6.1 carries 35.5 hours of English-language news per week, with six hours each weekday and 2.5 hours each Saturday and Sunday. Channel 6.3 carries 17 hours of Spanish-language news per week, with 2.5 hours each weekday and 2 hours each Saturday and Sunday. This includes a weekly Sunday night half-hour sports special on both subchannels; but does not count the 24-hour Doppler radar loop, combined with recorded cut-ins from the KJV 6 First Warning Weather team, that airs continuously on channel 6.2. KJV-TV has been a factor in the Corpus Christi media market throughout its entire existence, including enjoying the number one spot in the ratings since 1992. This owes to Harris Broadcasters’ leadership status in owning the first radio station in Corpus Christi, their lifelong affiliation with the NBC network, and (since 1988) significant local investment into the newsroom relative to the corporate-owned competition. The station (sharing with KJV radio) owns and operates 6 Live TeleCopter, a 2006 Eurocopter AS350B2 helicopter, for aerial news gathering duties; this practice is largely unheard of in smaller media markets. On KJV’s Telemundo subchannel, the helicopter is branded “Última Hora SuperCóptero”; the station occasionally provides a live Spanish-language reporter in the helicopter for breaking news events. [[File:KJV TeleCopter.png|thumb|381x381px|''Promotional shot of KJV-AM-FM-TV's current Eurocopter AS350B2, branded'' 6 Live TeleCopter ''on-air.'']] The station has used the Eyewitness News brand for its English-language news since 1966. Also uncommon for a small market, the station has usually been known for longevity of talent; chief meteorologist Dale Nelson has served the station since 1981, and longtime anchors Lee Sausley and Dot Pettersen have only recently retired after serving over thirty years each. KJV-TV is one of a handful of stations which typically assigns managing editor duty to their anchors. On 6 June 2006, KJV-TV became the first TV station in the state of Texas, and the ninth in the country, to upgrade their local news production to high definition. KJV-TV’s NBC network programming, as well as syndicated programming and local advertising, also upgraded to high definition where available. Telemundo network programming made the HD upgrade on 23 April 2009, despite the local newscast having upgraded to HD nearly three years prior. Field video remained in 16:9 standard definition until 2010, except for 6 Live TeleCopter, which did not upgrade until the crashed helicopter was replaced in 2013. ====Notable people==== * Sonya Hill (2011-present) * Mark Koelbel (1991-1996, now at KUTV) * Max Mayfield (2007-2019, retired) * Capt. Dave Miller, USN Ret. (2013-present) * Dale Nelson (1981-present) * Dot Pettersen (1988-2021, retired) * Lorena Placencia (2013-2023, no longer in TV) * Lee Sausley (1989-2021, retired) * Matt Terhune (2007-2016, deceased) * Tom Terry (1990-1995, now at WOTW) ==Technical information== ===Subchannels=== The station's digital signal is multiplexed: {| class="fandom-table" |+Subchannels of KJV-TV ! Channel ! Format ! Aspect ! Short name ! Programming |- |6.1 |rowspan=3|720p |rowspan=3|16:9 |KJV-NBC |Main KJV-TV programming/NBC |- |6.2 |KJV-WX |First Warning Weather Now |- |6.3 |KJV-TMD |Telemundo |} KJV-DT signed on the air on 6 June 2001 (the station’s 45th anniversary) from a new 1,215-foot tower at their permanent site near Robstown; the tower and 4,000 square foot transmitter building were designed to house KJV-FM-TV-DT with room for future tenants. The station’s ATSC sign-on date was relatively early for a smaller-market TV station, thanks in part to Jared Harris’ tech-forward stewardship of Harris Broadcasters Inc., but also a substantial insurance settlement the station received after the aforementioned loss of their studio and transmitter facilities to Hurricane Bret in 1999. The relatively early adoption of digital TV allowed KJV-DT2 (NJV) to provide 24-hour weather coverage on digital channel 6.2 at launch; to begin carrying Telemundo network programming on KJV-DT3 (OJV) digital channel 6.3 on 1 April 2003; and to begin providing high-definition broadcasts on the station’s 50th anniversary, 6 June 2006. On that date, KJV-DT became the second TV station in the world to provide multiple HD subchannels on one signal, as both the NBC and First Warning Weather Now services upgraded to HD. KJV-TV is unusual among NBC affiliates, as the station carries the network feed in 720p rather than the preferred 1080i; chief engineer Jaime Saiz cited demand for NBC sports programming as the reason to transmit in the 720p format. === Analog-to-digital conversion=== KJV-TV shut down its analog signal, over VHF channel 6, at the end of the Nearly Noon newscast (11:59 am) on 12 June 2009, the official date on which full-power television stations in the United States transitioned from analog to digital broadcasts under federal mandate. The station's digital signal remained on its pre-transition UHF channel 19. Through the use of PSIP, digital television receivers display the station's virtual channel as its former VHF analog channel 6. As was true of all other analog channel 6 stations in North America, KJV-TV’s audio subcarrier transmitted on a frequency of 87.75 MHz (+10 kHz shift), and as a result, could be picked up on the lower end of the dial on most FM radios at 87.7. This is no longer possible for full-powered stations after the conversion to digital broadcasting. In preparation for this change, on 26 March 2009, Harris Broadcasters signed on a low-power FM radio station, K266JV (101.1), to continue to provide audio-only reception of digital channel 6.1 within the Corpus Christi city limits. This audio service was also later made available on KJV-FM (93.9) HD2, and in Spanish on KJV-FM HD3, which provided a much greater coverage area due to KJV-FM’s very high broadcasting power. 611c874c227ed00ef061826fddcfafb7c1aa7423 309 308 2023-05-09T13:55:01Z Thecircuitman 52937571 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation|title1=KJV-TV|image1=KJV 6 logo.png|caption-image1=KJV-TV logo|city=Corpus Christi, Texas|country=United States|channels=Digital: 19 (UHF) Virtual: 6 (VHF)|branding=DT1: KJV 6 (general); Eyewitness News (newscasts)<br>DT2: First Warning Weather Now<br>DT3: Telemundo Corpus Christi (general); Noticiero Telemundo Corpus Christi (newscasts)|slogan=Working in the Spirit of Texas|programming=Programming|affiliations=6.1: NBC (since 1956)<br>6.2: independent 24-hour weather (since 2001)<br>6.3: Telemundo (since 2003)|title3=Ownership|owner=[[Harris Broadcasters, Inc.]]|sisterstations=[[KJV]]<br>[[KJV-FM]]<br>[[K266JV]]|history=History|firstairdate=6 June 1956|formercallsigns=|formerchannelnumbers=6 (VHF, 1956-2009)|formeraffiliations=|callsignmeaning=King James Version of the Bible (derived from sister station KJV, formerly owned by the Catholic Church)|techinfo=Technical information|licensingauth=[[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission|WBC]]|effectiveradiatedpower=1,000 kW|heightaboveterrain=377 m (1,236 ft)|translators=Audio-only: K266JV 101.1 FM (6.1)<br>KJV-FM 93.9 HD2 (6.1)<br>KJV-FM 93.9 HD3 (6.3)}} KJV-TV (channel 6) is a television station in Corpus Christi, Texas, United States, affiliated with NBC and Telemundo. The station is the sole television property of locally-based [[Harris Broadcasters, Inc.]] (not to be confused with the defunct broadcast equipment manufacturer) alongside [[KJV]] (1360 AM), [[KJV-FM]] (93.9), and [[K266JV]] (101.1 FM). The studios and offices for all Harris Broadcasters stations are located on the 26th through 28th floors of One Shoreline Plaza’s south tower in downtown Corpus Christi; KJV-TV’s transmitter facilities (shared with KJV-FM) are located near Robstown. ==History== ===Beginnings=== KJV-TV can trace its beginnings to KJV 1360 AM, which signed on the air as Corpus Christi’s first radio station in 1929. KJV (AM) was initially owned by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Corpus Christi, which sold the station to its chief engineer J. Randolph Harris in 1947. Working under the Harris Broadcasters Inc. corporate entity, Harris was keen to add to his new purchase, quickly signing on KJV-FM on 93.9 MHz as one of the first FM radio stations in Texas in 1948, and then applying to the <nowiki>[[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission]]</nowiki> for the Channel 4 allocation in Corpus Christi just three days before the freeze on new applications in November 1948. After the Sixth Report and Order was issued in 1952, solidifying channels 6 and 10 for Corpus Christi, Harris Broadcasters Inc. amended their application to channel 6. Their application ran unopposed, and the FCC granted a construction permit on 6 June 1953. In preparation to put Channel 6 on the air, and recognizing the long-term value of having all operations under one roof, J. Randolph Harris mortgaged all company assets to begin construction of a new broadcast house on Ocean Drive, just south of present-day Cole Park. The two-story building enabled KJV-AM-FM to leave leased space in the 1929-vintage Wilson Plaza North tower and consolidate with their new TV sister in brand-new facilities. KJV (AM) was already a longtime affiliate of the NBC Red Network, having taken the affiliation at sign-on nearly thirty years prior. That business relationship ensured that when KJV-TV signed on the air on 6 June 1956, the station would secure the primary NBC affiliation for itself. KJV-TV is therefore one of the few television stations in the United States that has retained the same owner, call letters, channel number, and primary network affiliation for its entire existence. On 3 August 1970, the station was minimally flooded by storm surge (but remained on the air) from landfalling Hurricane Celia. Weatherman Tom Nix earned a Peabody Award for his coverage of the storm as the KJV-TV set flooded while on air. The studios required extensive repairs in the aftermath of the storm and ultimately incurred over $150,000 of damage ($1.17 million, 2023 dollars). Despite a stellar public reputation in the wake of Hurricane Celia, the financial hit incurred due to required repairs was a detriment to the station’s ratings in the 1970s through late 1980s. Challenges from a nascent <nowiki>[[KTHR-TV|KTHR]]</nowiki> and KXCC, as well as a weak NBC primetime lineup and limited syndication inventory, slipped the station into a malaise, buoyed only by the legacy status KJV-TV and its radio sisters enjoyed. J. Randolph Harris’ old-line leadership also played a role in the stormy fortunes of the stations; he remained active in leading the stations until his death in 1987 at the age of 86. To the abject horror of station staff, Harris had been secretly negotiating a sale of the stations to Gannett, Inc. at the time of his death, but his will had not yet been updated to reflect this; ownership of the stations transferred to his 49-year-old son, and longtime station manager, J. Randolph Harris Jr. (often called Junior by his staff). Under Harris Jr.’s leadership, as well as his father’s stock market investments (cashed in and invested into the station) and a resurgent NBC primetime lineup, KJV’s fortunes turned around in the 1990s. Along with high-profile talent acquisitions from KTHR (Jay Ricci and Lee Sausley), plus schoolteacher Dot Pettersen, the station clawed back their lost ratings from the 1960s. Harris Jr. suddenly passed away in June 1996 (three days after the station’s 40th anniversary), which was a shock to both the stations and the community. Both groups were skeptical when they found that ownership of the stations was willed to Harris Jr.’s son Jared, just nineteen years of age at the time and attending Texas A&M University. Jared shocked station employees when he stepped up to the challenge and left Texas A&M to lead Harris Broadcasters. He gave a lot of latitude to individual department heads, which resulted in an explosion of innovation at the station. Ratings saw a dramatic upswing, and enough ad revenue was generated to purchase outright (not lease) the station’s first helicopter in 1998. ===Hurricane Bret=== KJV-AM-FM-TV’s longtime Ocean Drive studio facility was vulnerable to hurricane flooding over the years, having been flooded once by Hurricane Celia in 1970 (see above). The station would experience catastrophe (and tragedy) again on the evening of 22 August 1999. KJV-TV had abandoned regular programming on 21 August, as the station’s meteorologists had sounded the alarm that the then-Category 4 Hurricane Bret would pose a significant risk to the South Texas coastline, if not the City of Corpus Christi itself. Due to the uncertainty of the storm’s path, live team coverage was in place as far north as Port Lavaca and as far south as Brownsville, and the station’s then-new helicopter was flown inland to be available in the storm’s aftermath. Coverage was simulcast on KJV radio as the mayor of Corpus Christi issued a voluntary evacuation notice. At approximately 6:15 pm CDT on the evening of 22 August, the station’s studios began taking on storm surge water ahead of the eye’s landfall. Chief meteorologist Dale Nelson let out an expletive on-air when he noticed the rapidly rising water and immediately ordered station staff to move to the upper floor of the building. Within fifteen minutes, the station went from being dry to having two feet of water on the ground floor; the flooding would increase to over six feet. This storm surge flooding destroyed the station’s set, newsroom, master control, and other technical areas. Electricity was lost shortly thereafter due to the station’s standby generator also being flooded. Upon losing the studio-transmitter link, transmitter engineer Robert “Rocky” Oliveira patched in a separate Doppler radar feed to restore the TV signal, and also patched in a two-way radio to enable Nelson to continue to communicate with the audience on KJV-FM. This practice was quickly adopted by Oliveira’s counterpart at KJV 1360’s separate transmitter site, and was credited by local media as an action that saved lives. As the high-end Category 3 storm made landfall at 7:45 pm CDT, station staff were still trapped on the second floor. At 9:19 pm CDT, after being battered by high winds for three and a half hours and enduring both sides of the hurricane’s eyewall, a guy wire on the KJV-FM-TV tower near Robstown failed, felling the 1,260-foot tower. The bulk of the tower fell on the transmitter building, instantly killing transmitter engineer Oliveira, destroying the transmitter building and everything within, and taking KJV-FM-TV silent. The KJV AM transmitter, located two miles east of the TV-FM tower, was unaffected and continued to provide coverage via two-way radio for the duration of the event. After the storm, Harris Broadcasters Inc. president Jared Harris promised his namesake company’s full commitment to returning to the airwaves. KJV-AM-FM-TV was offered temporary refuge in the nearby studios of KTHR-TV (channel 3); the arrangement ultimately lasted for seventeen months while new facilities were constructed on the upper floors of One Shoreline Plaza. It was during this time that KJV adopted a new slogan, “Rebuilding in the Spirit of Texas”. A temporary transmitter facility was constructed at the KJV-AM site. KJV-AM-FM-TV dedicated their new “Window on the Bayfront” facilities on 31 January 2001; the newsroom is now known as the Rocky Oliveira Memorial Newsroom in the late engineer’s memory. The current facilities were equipped from the beginning for high-definition broadcasting from all three soundstages, including the namesake “Window on the Bayfront” 28th floor studio with panoramic views of the Corpus Christi Bayfront. On that day, the station’s slogan was slightly modified to “Working in the Spirit of Texas”, which still stands today. The station’s former facility, directly adjacent to Cole Park, was sold to the City of Corpus Christi and later demolished to make way for a skatepark. ===Helicopter crash=== On 19 May 2012, KJV-TV was airing live coverage of the 37th annual Beach to Bay Relay Marathon. To provide more comprehensive live coverage, the station rented a second ENG-equipped helicopter to supplement coverage from 6 Live TeleCopter. The station’s main helicopter, a 1979 Bell OH-58 Kiowa (the military version of the 206 JetRanger) was in a low (but out-of-ground effect) hover above the Corpus Christi Bay seawall just east of Cole Park to capture video of the first runners crossing the finish line. The pilot/reporter had intended to return to a nearby helipad for fuel immediately after the finish, and the second helicopter would take over the main helicopter’s duty station. Both pilots reported using a lot of effort to maintain out-of-ground effect hover, given strong 25-35 mph winds on the day of the race. As the first runners crossed the finish line at 9:27 am, the helicopter experienced a sudden loss of power and the pilot immediately executed an autorotation, followed by an emergency call to air traffic control: “TV 6 going down!” The crew of the second helicopter quickly moved their nose-mounted camera to capture the crash sequence, which aired live on KJV; the video was later provided to the NTSB for their investigation. The main helicopter pilot reported that he tried to autorotate the chopper onto the grassy knoll of Cole Park, but could not get the flight controls to respond adequately. No further radio calls were made from the aircraft. Within fifteen seconds of the power loss, the helicopter crash-landed on the seawall at a 45-degree roll angle and promptly overturned into the water. The pilot and photographer both escaped the aircraft with serious injuries. It was initially determined that the cause of the crash was the pilot’s failure to maintain minimum reserve fuel. However, further investigation revealed a significant issue with the Bell OH-58/206, wherein abrupt maneuvers (such as maintaining OGE hover in high winds) on minimum fuel would cause fuel starvation and an uncommanded engine rollback. ==Programming== ===News operation=== KJV-TV presently broadcasts 52.5 hours of locally-produced newscasts each week. Channel 6.1 carries 35.5 hours of English-language news per week, with six hours each weekday and 2.5 hours each Saturday and Sunday. Channel 6.3 carries 17 hours of Spanish-language news per week, with 2.5 hours each weekday and 2 hours each Saturday and Sunday. This includes a weekly Sunday night half-hour sports special on both subchannels; but does not count the 24-hour Doppler radar loop, combined with recorded cut-ins from the KJV 6 First Warning Weather team, that airs continuously on channel 6.2. KJV-TV has been a factor in the Corpus Christi media market throughout its entire existence, including enjoying the number one spot in the ratings since 1992. This owes to Harris Broadcasters’ leadership status in owning the first radio station in Corpus Christi, their lifelong affiliation with the NBC network, and (since 1988) significant local investment into the newsroom relative to the corporate-owned competition. The station (sharing with KJV radio) owns and operates 6 Live TeleCopter, a 2006 Eurocopter AS350B2 helicopter, for aerial news gathering duties; this practice is largely unheard of in smaller media markets. On KJV’s Telemundo subchannel, the helicopter is branded “Última Hora SuperCóptero”; the station occasionally provides a live Spanish-language reporter in the helicopter for breaking news events. [[File:KJV TeleCopter.png|thumb|381x381px|''Promotional shot of KJV-AM-FM-TV's current Eurocopter AS350B2, branded'' 6 Live TeleCopter ''on-air.'']] The station has used the Eyewitness News brand for its English-language news since 1966. Also uncommon for a small market, the station has usually been known for longevity of talent; chief meteorologist Dale Nelson has served the station since 1981, and longtime anchors Lee Sausley and Dot Pettersen have only recently retired after serving over thirty years each. KJV-TV is one of a handful of stations which typically assigns managing editor duty to their anchors. On 6 June 2006, KJV-TV became the first TV station in the state of Texas, and the ninth in the country, to upgrade their local news production to high definition. KJV-TV’s NBC network programming, as well as syndicated programming and local advertising, also upgraded to high definition where available. Telemundo network programming made the HD upgrade on 23 April 2009, despite the local newscast having upgraded to HD nearly three years prior. Field video remained in 16:9 standard definition until 2010, except for 6 Live TeleCopter, which did not upgrade until the crashed helicopter was replaced in 2013. ====Notable people==== * Sonya Hill (2011-present) * Mark Koelbel (1991-1996, now at KUTV) * Max Mayfield (2007-2019, retired) * Capt. Dave Miller, USN Ret. (2013-present) * Dale Nelson (1981-present) * Dot Pettersen (1988-2021, retired) * Lorena Placencia (2013-2023, no longer in TV) * Lee Sausley (1989-2021, retired) * Matt Terhune (2007-2016, deceased) * Tom Terry (1990-1995, now at WOTW) ==Technical information== ===Subchannels=== The station's digital signal is multiplexed: {| class="fandom-table" |+Subchannels of KJV-TV ! Channel ! Format ! Aspect ! Short name ! Programming |- |6.1 |rowspan=3|720p |rowspan=3|16:9 |KJV-NBC |Main KJV-TV programming/NBC |- |6.2 |KJV-WX |First Warning Weather Now |- |6.3 |KJV-TMD |Telemundo |} KJV-DT signed on the air on 6 June 2001 (the station’s 45th anniversary) from a new 1,215-foot tower at their permanent site near Robstown; the tower and 4,000 square foot transmitter building were designed to house KJV-FM-TV-DT with room for future tenants. The station’s ATSC sign-on date was relatively early for a smaller-market TV station, thanks in part to Jared Harris’ tech-forward stewardship of Harris Broadcasters Inc., but also a substantial insurance settlement the station received after the aforementioned loss of their studio and transmitter facilities to Hurricane Bret in 1999. The relatively early adoption of digital TV allowed KJV-DT2 (NJV) to provide 24-hour weather coverage on digital channel 6.2 at launch; to begin carrying Telemundo network programming on KJV-DT3 (OJV) digital channel 6.3 on 1 April 2003; and to begin providing high-definition broadcasts on the station’s 50th anniversary, 6 June 2006. On that date, KJV-DT became the second TV station in the world to provide multiple HD subchannels on one signal, as both the NBC and First Warning Weather Now services upgraded to HD. KJV-TV is unusual among NBC affiliates, as the station carries the network feed in 720p rather than the preferred 1080i; chief engineer Jaime Saiz cited demand for NBC sports programming as the reason to transmit in the 720p format. === Analog-to-digital conversion=== KJV-TV shut down its analog signal, over VHF channel 6, at the end of the Nearly Noon newscast (11:59 am) on 12 June 2009, the official date on which full-power television stations in the United States transitioned from analog to digital broadcasts under federal mandate. The station's digital signal remained on its pre-transition UHF channel 19. Through the use of PSIP, digital television receivers display the station's virtual channel as its former VHF analog channel 6. As was true of all other analog channel 6 stations in North America, KJV-TV’s audio subcarrier transmitted on a frequency of 87.75 MHz (+10 kHz shift), and as a result, could be picked up on the lower end of the dial on most FM radios at 87.7. This is no longer possible for full-powered stations after the conversion to digital broadcasting. In preparation for this change, on 26 March 2009, Harris Broadcasters signed on a low-power FM radio station, K266JV (101.1), to continue to provide audio-only reception of digital channel 6.1 within the Corpus Christi city limits. This audio service was also later made available on KJV-FM (93.9) HD2, and in Spanish on KJV-FM HD3, which provided a much greater coverage area due to KJV-FM’s very high broadcasting power. 63aabf38f241d9b83129dc5b2f2bf28793184aec 310 309 2023-05-09T13:57:32Z Thecircuitman 52937571 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation|title1=KJV-TV|image1=KJV 6 logo.png|caption-image1=KJV-TV logo|city=Corpus Christi, Texas|country=United States|channels=Digital: 19 (UHF) Virtual: 6 (VHF)|branding=DT1: KJV 6 (general); Eyewitness News (newscasts)<br>DT2: First Warning Weather Now<br>DT3: Telemundo Corpus Christi (general); Noticiero Telemundo Corpus Christi (newscasts)|slogan=Working in the Spirit of Texas|programming=Programming|affiliations=6.1: NBC (since 1956)<br>6.2: independent 24-hour weather (since 2001)<br>6.3: Telemundo (since 2003)|title3=Ownership|owner=[[Harris Broadcasters, Inc.]]|sisterstations=[[KJV]]<br>[[KJV-FM]]<br>[[K266JV]]|history=History|firstairdate=6 June 1956|formercallsigns=|formerchannelnumbers=6 (VHF, 1956-2009)|formeraffiliations=|callsignmeaning=King James Version of the Bible (derived from sister station KJV, formerly owned by the Catholic Church)|techinfo=Technical information|licensingauth=[[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission|WBC]]|effectiveradiatedpower=1,000 kW|heightaboveterrain=377 m (1,236 ft)|translators=Audio-only: K266JV 101.1 FM (6.1)<br>KJV-FM 93.9 HD2 (6.1)<br>KJV-FM 93.9 HD3 (6.3)}} KJV-TV (channel 6) is a television station in Corpus Christi, Texas, United States, affiliated with NBC and Telemundo. The station is the sole television property of locally-based [[Harris Broadcasters, Inc.]] (not to be confused with the defunct broadcast equipment manufacturer) alongside [[KJV]] (1360 AM), [[KJV-FM]] (93.9), and [[K266JV]] (101.1 FM). The studios and offices for all Harris Broadcasters stations are located on the 26th through 28th floors of One Shoreline Plaza’s south tower in downtown Corpus Christi; KJV-TV’s transmitter facilities (shared with KJV-FM) are located near Robstown. ==History== ===Beginnings=== KJV-TV can trace its beginnings to KJV 1360 AM, which signed on the air as Corpus Christi’s first radio station in 1929. KJV (AM) was initially owned by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Corpus Christi, which sold the station to its chief engineer J. Randolph Harris in 1947. Working under the Harris Broadcasters Inc. corporate entity, Harris was keen to add to his new purchase, quickly signing on KJV-FM on 93.9 MHz as one of the first FM radio stations in Texas in 1948, and then applying to the [[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission]] for the Channel 4 allocation in Corpus Christi just three days before the freeze on new applications in November 1948. After the Sixth Report and Order was issued in 1952, solidifying channels 6 and 10 for Corpus Christi, Harris Broadcasters Inc. amended their application to channel 6. Their application ran unopposed, and the FCC granted a construction permit on 6 June 1953. In preparation to put Channel 6 on the air, and recognizing the long-term value of having all operations under one roof, J. Randolph Harris mortgaged all company assets to begin construction of a new broadcast house on Ocean Drive, just south of present-day Cole Park. The two-story building enabled KJV-AM-FM to leave leased space in the 1929-vintage Wilson Plaza North tower and consolidate with their new TV sister in brand-new facilities. KJV (AM) was already a longtime affiliate of the NBC Red Network, having taken the affiliation at sign-on nearly thirty years prior. That business relationship ensured that when KJV-TV signed on the air on 6 June 1956, the station would secure the primary NBC affiliation for itself. KJV-TV is therefore one of the few television stations in the United States that has retained the same owner, call letters, channel number, and primary network affiliation for its entire existence. On 3 August 1970, the station was minimally flooded by storm surge (but remained on the air) from landfalling Hurricane Celia. Weatherman Tom Nix earned a Peabody Award for his coverage of the storm as the KJV-TV set flooded while on air. The studios required extensive repairs in the aftermath of the storm and ultimately incurred over $150,000 of damage ($1.17 million, 2023 dollars). Despite a stellar public reputation in the wake of Hurricane Celia, the financial hit incurred due to required repairs was a detriment to the station’s ratings in the 1970s through late 1980s. Challenges from a nascent [[KTHR-TV]] and [[KXCC]], as well as a weak NBC primetime lineup and limited syndication inventory, slipped the station into a malaise, buoyed only by the legacy status KJV-TV and its radio sisters enjoyed. J. Randolph Harris’ old-line leadership also played a role in the stormy fortunes of the stations; he remained active in leading the stations until his death in 1987 at the age of 86. To the abject horror of station staff, Harris had been secretly negotiating a sale of the stations to Gannett, Inc. at the time of his death, but his will had not yet been updated to reflect this; ownership of the stations transferred to his 49-year-old son, and longtime station manager, J. Randolph Harris Jr. (often called Junior by his staff). Under Harris Jr.’s leadership, as well as his father’s stock market investments (cashed in and invested into the station) and a resurgent NBC primetime lineup, KJV’s fortunes turned around in the 1990s. Along with high-profile talent acquisitions from KTHR (Jay Ricci and Lee Sausley), plus schoolteacher Dot Pettersen, the station clawed back their lost ratings from the 1960s. Harris Jr. suddenly passed away in June 1996 (three days after the station’s 40th anniversary), which was a shock to both the stations and the community. Both groups were skeptical when they found that ownership of the stations was willed to Harris Jr.’s son Jared, just nineteen years of age at the time and attending Texas A&M University. Jared shocked station employees when he stepped up to the challenge and left Texas A&M to lead Harris Broadcasters. He gave a lot of latitude to individual department heads, which resulted in an explosion of innovation at the station. Ratings saw a dramatic upswing, and enough ad revenue was generated to purchase outright (not lease) the station’s first helicopter in 1998. ===Hurricane Bret=== KJV-AM-FM-TV’s longtime Ocean Drive studio facility was vulnerable to hurricane flooding over the years, having been flooded once by Hurricane Celia in 1970 (see above). The station would experience catastrophe (and tragedy) again on the evening of 22 August 1999. KJV-TV had abandoned regular programming on 21 August, as the station’s meteorologists had sounded the alarm that the then-Category 4 Hurricane Bret would pose a significant risk to the South Texas coastline, if not the City of Corpus Christi itself. Due to the uncertainty of the storm’s path, live team coverage was in place as far north as Port Lavaca and as far south as Brownsville, and the station’s then-new helicopter was flown inland to be available in the storm’s aftermath. Coverage was simulcast on KJV radio as the mayor of Corpus Christi issued a voluntary evacuation notice. At approximately 6:15 pm CDT on the evening of 22 August, the station’s studios began taking on storm surge water ahead of the eye’s landfall. Chief meteorologist Dale Nelson let out an expletive on-air when he noticed the rapidly rising water and immediately ordered station staff to move to the upper floor of the building. Within fifteen minutes, the station went from being dry to having two feet of water on the ground floor; the flooding would increase to over six feet. This storm surge flooding destroyed the station’s set, newsroom, master control, and other technical areas. Electricity was lost shortly thereafter due to the station’s standby generator also being flooded. Upon losing the studio-transmitter link, transmitter engineer Robert “Rocky” Oliveira patched in a separate Doppler radar feed to restore the TV signal, and also patched in a two-way radio to enable Nelson to continue to communicate with the audience on KJV-FM. This practice was quickly adopted by Oliveira’s counterpart at KJV 1360’s separate transmitter site, and was credited by local media as an action that saved lives. As the high-end Category 3 storm made landfall at 7:45 pm CDT, station staff were still trapped on the second floor. At 9:19 pm CDT, after being battered by high winds for three and a half hours and enduring both sides of the hurricane’s eyewall, a guy wire on the KJV-FM-TV tower near Robstown failed, felling the 1,260-foot tower. The bulk of the tower fell on the transmitter building, instantly killing transmitter engineer Oliveira, destroying the transmitter building and everything within, and taking KJV-FM-TV silent. The KJV AM transmitter, located two miles east of the TV-FM tower, was unaffected and continued to provide coverage via two-way radio for the duration of the event. After the storm, Harris Broadcasters Inc. president Jared Harris promised his namesake company’s full commitment to returning to the airwaves. KJV-AM-FM-TV was offered temporary refuge in the nearby studios of KTHR-TV (channel 3); the arrangement ultimately lasted for seventeen months while new facilities were constructed on the upper floors of One Shoreline Plaza. It was during this time that KJV adopted a new slogan, “Rebuilding in the Spirit of Texas”. A temporary transmitter facility was constructed at the KJV-AM site. KJV-AM-FM-TV dedicated their new “Window on the Bayfront” facilities on 31 January 2001; the newsroom is now known as the Rocky Oliveira Memorial Newsroom in the late engineer’s memory. The current facilities were equipped from the beginning for high-definition broadcasting from all three soundstages, including the namesake “Window on the Bayfront” 28th floor studio with panoramic views of the Corpus Christi Bayfront. On that day, the station’s slogan was slightly modified to “Working in the Spirit of Texas”, which still stands today. The station’s former facility, directly adjacent to Cole Park, was sold to the City of Corpus Christi and later demolished to make way for a skatepark. ===Helicopter crash=== On 19 May 2012, KJV-TV was airing live coverage of the 37th annual Beach to Bay Relay Marathon. To provide more comprehensive live coverage, the station rented a second ENG-equipped helicopter to supplement coverage from 6 Live TeleCopter. The station’s main helicopter, a 1979 Bell OH-58 Kiowa (the military version of the 206 JetRanger) was in a low (but out-of-ground effect) hover above the Corpus Christi Bay seawall just east of Cole Park to capture video of the first runners crossing the finish line. The pilot/reporter had intended to return to a nearby helipad for fuel immediately after the finish, and the second helicopter would take over the main helicopter’s duty station. Both pilots reported using a lot of effort to maintain out-of-ground effect hover, given strong 25-35 mph winds on the day of the race. As the first runners crossed the finish line at 9:27 am, the helicopter experienced a sudden loss of power and the pilot immediately executed an autorotation, followed by an emergency call to air traffic control: “TV 6 going down!” The crew of the second helicopter quickly moved their nose-mounted camera to capture the crash sequence, which aired live on KJV; the video was later provided to the NTSB for their investigation. The main helicopter pilot reported that he tried to autorotate the chopper onto the grassy knoll of Cole Park, but could not get the flight controls to respond adequately. No further radio calls were made from the aircraft. Within fifteen seconds of the power loss, the helicopter crash-landed on the seawall at a 45-degree roll angle and promptly overturned into the water. The pilot and photographer both escaped the aircraft with serious injuries. It was initially determined that the cause of the crash was the pilot’s failure to maintain minimum reserve fuel. However, further investigation revealed a significant issue with the Bell OH-58/206, wherein abrupt maneuvers (such as maintaining OGE hover in high winds) on minimum fuel would cause fuel starvation and an uncommanded engine rollback. ==Programming== ===News operation=== KJV-TV presently broadcasts 52.5 hours of locally-produced newscasts each week. Channel 6.1 carries 35.5 hours of English-language news per week, with six hours each weekday and 2.5 hours each Saturday and Sunday. Channel 6.3 carries 17 hours of Spanish-language news per week, with 2.5 hours each weekday and 2 hours each Saturday and Sunday. This includes a weekly Sunday night half-hour sports special on both subchannels; but does not count the 24-hour Doppler radar loop, combined with recorded cut-ins from the KJV 6 First Warning Weather team, that airs continuously on channel 6.2. KJV-TV has been a factor in the Corpus Christi media market throughout its entire existence, including enjoying the number one spot in the ratings since 1992. This owes to Harris Broadcasters’ leadership status in owning the first radio station in Corpus Christi, their lifelong affiliation with the NBC network, and (since 1988) significant local investment into the newsroom relative to the corporate-owned competition. The station (sharing with KJV radio) owns and operates 6 Live TeleCopter, a 2006 Eurocopter AS350B2 helicopter, for aerial news gathering duties; this practice is largely unheard of in smaller media markets. On KJV’s Telemundo subchannel, the helicopter is branded “Última Hora SuperCóptero”; the station occasionally provides a live Spanish-language reporter in the helicopter for breaking news events. [[File:KJV TeleCopter.png|thumb|381x381px|''Promotional shot of KJV-AM-FM-TV's current Eurocopter AS350B2, branded'' 6 Live TeleCopter ''on-air.'']] The station has used the Eyewitness News brand for its English-language news since 1966. Also uncommon for a small market, the station has usually been known for longevity of talent; chief meteorologist Dale Nelson has served the station since 1981, and longtime anchors Lee Sausley and Dot Pettersen have only recently retired after serving over thirty years each. KJV-TV is one of a handful of stations which typically assigns managing editor duty to their anchors. On 6 June 2006, KJV-TV became the first TV station in the state of Texas, and the ninth in the country, to upgrade their local news production to high definition. KJV-TV’s NBC network programming, as well as syndicated programming and local advertising, also upgraded to high definition where available. Telemundo network programming made the HD upgrade on 23 April 2009, despite the local newscast having upgraded to HD nearly three years prior. Field video remained in 16:9 standard definition until 2010, except for 6 Live TeleCopter, which did not upgrade until the crashed helicopter was replaced in 2013. ====Notable people==== * Sonya Hill (2011-present) * Mark Koelbel (1991-1996, now at KUTV) * Max Mayfield (2007-2019, retired) * Capt. Dave Miller, USN Ret. (2013-present) * Dale Nelson (1981-present) * Dot Pettersen (1988-2021, retired) * Lorena Placencia (2013-2023, no longer in TV) * Lee Sausley (1989-2021, retired) * Matt Terhune (2007-2016, deceased) * Tom Terry (1990-1995, now at WOTW) ==Technical information== ===Subchannels=== The station's digital signal is multiplexed: {| class="fandom-table" |+Subchannels of KJV-TV ! Channel ! Format ! Aspect ! Short name ! Programming |- |6.1 |rowspan=3|720p |rowspan=3|16:9 |KJV-NBC |Main KJV-TV programming/NBC |- |6.2 |KJV-WX |First Warning Weather Now |- |6.3 |KJV-TMD |Telemundo |} KJV-DT signed on the air on 6 June 2001 (the station’s 45th anniversary) from a new 1,215-foot tower at their permanent site near Robstown; the tower and 4,000 square foot transmitter building were designed to house KJV-FM-TV-DT with room for future tenants. The station’s ATSC sign-on date was relatively early for a smaller-market TV station, thanks in part to Jared Harris’ tech-forward stewardship of Harris Broadcasters Inc., but also a substantial insurance settlement the station received after the aforementioned loss of their studio and transmitter facilities to Hurricane Bret in 1999. The relatively early adoption of digital TV allowed KJV-DT2 (NJV) to provide 24-hour weather coverage on digital channel 6.2 at launch; to begin carrying Telemundo network programming on KJV-DT3 (OJV) digital channel 6.3 on 1 April 2003; and to begin providing high-definition broadcasts on the station’s 50th anniversary, 6 June 2006. On that date, KJV-DT became the second TV station in the world to provide multiple HD subchannels on one signal, as both the NBC and First Warning Weather Now services upgraded to HD. KJV-TV is unusual among NBC affiliates, as the station carries the network feed in 720p rather than the preferred 1080i; chief engineer Jaime Saiz cited demand for NBC sports programming as the reason to transmit in the 720p format. === Analog-to-digital conversion=== KJV-TV shut down its analog signal, over VHF channel 6, at the end of the Nearly Noon newscast (11:59 am) on 12 June 2009, the official date on which full-power television stations in the United States transitioned from analog to digital broadcasts under federal mandate. The station's digital signal remained on its pre-transition UHF channel 19. Through the use of PSIP, digital television receivers display the station's virtual channel as its former VHF analog channel 6. As was true of all other analog channel 6 stations in North America, KJV-TV’s audio subcarrier transmitted on a frequency of 87.75 MHz (+10 kHz shift), and as a result, could be picked up on the lower end of the dial on most FM radios at 87.7. This is no longer possible for full-powered stations after the conversion to digital broadcasting. In preparation for this change, on 26 March 2009, Harris Broadcasters signed on a low-power FM radio station, K266JV (101.1), to continue to provide audio-only reception of digital channel 6.1 within the Corpus Christi city limits. This audio service was also later made available on KJV-FM (93.9) HD2, and in Spanish on KJV-FM HD3, which provided a much greater coverage area due to KJV-FM’s very high broadcasting power. 69799ca7ee90e5e1bfd27d3fa292ba94a815ac42 311 310 2023-05-09T14:14:00Z Thecircuitman 52937571 /* News operation */ wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation|title1=KJV-TV|image1=KJV 6 logo.png|caption-image1=KJV-TV logo|city=Corpus Christi, Texas|country=United States|channels=Digital: 19 (UHF) Virtual: 6 (VHF)|branding=DT1: KJV 6 (general); Eyewitness News (newscasts)<br>DT2: First Warning Weather Now<br>DT3: Telemundo Corpus Christi (general); Noticiero Telemundo Corpus Christi (newscasts)|slogan=Working in the Spirit of Texas|programming=Programming|affiliations=6.1: NBC (since 1956)<br>6.2: independent 24-hour weather (since 2001)<br>6.3: Telemundo (since 2003)|title3=Ownership|owner=[[Harris Broadcasters, Inc.]]|sisterstations=[[KJV]]<br>[[KJV-FM]]<br>[[K266JV]]|history=History|firstairdate=6 June 1956|formercallsigns=|formerchannelnumbers=6 (VHF, 1956-2009)|formeraffiliations=|callsignmeaning=King James Version of the Bible (derived from sister station KJV, formerly owned by the Catholic Church)|techinfo=Technical information|licensingauth=[[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission|WBC]]|effectiveradiatedpower=1,000 kW|heightaboveterrain=377 m (1,236 ft)|translators=Audio-only: K266JV 101.1 FM (6.1)<br>KJV-FM 93.9 HD2 (6.1)<br>KJV-FM 93.9 HD3 (6.3)}} KJV-TV (channel 6) is a television station in Corpus Christi, Texas, United States, affiliated with NBC and Telemundo. The station is the sole television property of locally-based [[Harris Broadcasters, Inc.]] (not to be confused with the defunct broadcast equipment manufacturer) alongside [[KJV]] (1360 AM), [[KJV-FM]] (93.9), and [[K266JV]] (101.1 FM). The studios and offices for all Harris Broadcasters stations are located on the 26th through 28th floors of One Shoreline Plaza’s south tower in downtown Corpus Christi; KJV-TV’s transmitter facilities (shared with KJV-FM) are located near Robstown. ==History== ===Beginnings=== KJV-TV can trace its beginnings to KJV 1360 AM, which signed on the air as Corpus Christi’s first radio station in 1929. KJV (AM) was initially owned by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Corpus Christi, which sold the station to its chief engineer J. Randolph Harris in 1947. Working under the Harris Broadcasters Inc. corporate entity, Harris was keen to add to his new purchase, quickly signing on KJV-FM on 93.9 MHz as one of the first FM radio stations in Texas in 1948, and then applying to the [[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission]] for the Channel 4 allocation in Corpus Christi just three days before the freeze on new applications in November 1948. After the Sixth Report and Order was issued in 1952, solidifying channels 6 and 10 for Corpus Christi, Harris Broadcasters Inc. amended their application to channel 6. Their application ran unopposed, and the FCC granted a construction permit on 6 June 1953. In preparation to put Channel 6 on the air, and recognizing the long-term value of having all operations under one roof, J. Randolph Harris mortgaged all company assets to begin construction of a new broadcast house on Ocean Drive, just south of present-day Cole Park. The two-story building enabled KJV-AM-FM to leave leased space in the 1929-vintage Wilson Plaza North tower and consolidate with their new TV sister in brand-new facilities. KJV (AM) was already a longtime affiliate of the NBC Red Network, having taken the affiliation at sign-on nearly thirty years prior. That business relationship ensured that when KJV-TV signed on the air on 6 June 1956, the station would secure the primary NBC affiliation for itself. KJV-TV is therefore one of the few television stations in the United States that has retained the same owner, call letters, channel number, and primary network affiliation for its entire existence. On 3 August 1970, the station was minimally flooded by storm surge (but remained on the air) from landfalling Hurricane Celia. Weatherman Tom Nix earned a Peabody Award for his coverage of the storm as the KJV-TV set flooded while on air. The studios required extensive repairs in the aftermath of the storm and ultimately incurred over $150,000 of damage ($1.17 million, 2023 dollars). Despite a stellar public reputation in the wake of Hurricane Celia, the financial hit incurred due to required repairs was a detriment to the station’s ratings in the 1970s through late 1980s. Challenges from a nascent [[KTHR-TV]] and [[KXCC]], as well as a weak NBC primetime lineup and limited syndication inventory, slipped the station into a malaise, buoyed only by the legacy status KJV-TV and its radio sisters enjoyed. J. Randolph Harris’ old-line leadership also played a role in the stormy fortunes of the stations; he remained active in leading the stations until his death in 1987 at the age of 86. To the abject horror of station staff, Harris had been secretly negotiating a sale of the stations to Gannett, Inc. at the time of his death, but his will had not yet been updated to reflect this; ownership of the stations transferred to his 49-year-old son, and longtime station manager, J. Randolph Harris Jr. (often called Junior by his staff). Under Harris Jr.’s leadership, as well as his father’s stock market investments (cashed in and invested into the station) and a resurgent NBC primetime lineup, KJV’s fortunes turned around in the 1990s. Along with high-profile talent acquisitions from KTHR (Jay Ricci and Lee Sausley), plus schoolteacher Dot Pettersen, the station clawed back their lost ratings from the 1960s. Harris Jr. suddenly passed away in June 1996 (three days after the station’s 40th anniversary), which was a shock to both the stations and the community. Both groups were skeptical when they found that ownership of the stations was willed to Harris Jr.’s son Jared, just nineteen years of age at the time and attending Texas A&M University. Jared shocked station employees when he stepped up to the challenge and left Texas A&M to lead Harris Broadcasters. He gave a lot of latitude to individual department heads, which resulted in an explosion of innovation at the station. Ratings saw a dramatic upswing, and enough ad revenue was generated to purchase outright (not lease) the station’s first helicopter in 1998. ===Hurricane Bret=== KJV-AM-FM-TV’s longtime Ocean Drive studio facility was vulnerable to hurricane flooding over the years, having been flooded once by Hurricane Celia in 1970 (see above). The station would experience catastrophe (and tragedy) again on the evening of 22 August 1999. KJV-TV had abandoned regular programming on 21 August, as the station’s meteorologists had sounded the alarm that the then-Category 4 Hurricane Bret would pose a significant risk to the South Texas coastline, if not the City of Corpus Christi itself. Due to the uncertainty of the storm’s path, live team coverage was in place as far north as Port Lavaca and as far south as Brownsville, and the station’s then-new helicopter was flown inland to be available in the storm’s aftermath. Coverage was simulcast on KJV radio as the mayor of Corpus Christi issued a voluntary evacuation notice. At approximately 6:15 pm CDT on the evening of 22 August, the station’s studios began taking on storm surge water ahead of the eye’s landfall. Chief meteorologist Dale Nelson let out an expletive on-air when he noticed the rapidly rising water and immediately ordered station staff to move to the upper floor of the building. Within fifteen minutes, the station went from being dry to having two feet of water on the ground floor; the flooding would increase to over six feet. This storm surge flooding destroyed the station’s set, newsroom, master control, and other technical areas. Electricity was lost shortly thereafter due to the station’s standby generator also being flooded. Upon losing the studio-transmitter link, transmitter engineer Robert “Rocky” Oliveira patched in a separate Doppler radar feed to restore the TV signal, and also patched in a two-way radio to enable Nelson to continue to communicate with the audience on KJV-FM. This practice was quickly adopted by Oliveira’s counterpart at KJV 1360’s separate transmitter site, and was credited by local media as an action that saved lives. As the high-end Category 3 storm made landfall at 7:45 pm CDT, station staff were still trapped on the second floor. At 9:19 pm CDT, after being battered by high winds for three and a half hours and enduring both sides of the hurricane’s eyewall, a guy wire on the KJV-FM-TV tower near Robstown failed, felling the 1,260-foot tower. The bulk of the tower fell on the transmitter building, instantly killing transmitter engineer Oliveira, destroying the transmitter building and everything within, and taking KJV-FM-TV silent. The KJV AM transmitter, located two miles east of the TV-FM tower, was unaffected and continued to provide coverage via two-way radio for the duration of the event. After the storm, Harris Broadcasters Inc. president Jared Harris promised his namesake company’s full commitment to returning to the airwaves. KJV-AM-FM-TV was offered temporary refuge in the nearby studios of KTHR-TV (channel 3); the arrangement ultimately lasted for seventeen months while new facilities were constructed on the upper floors of One Shoreline Plaza. It was during this time that KJV adopted a new slogan, “Rebuilding in the Spirit of Texas”. A temporary transmitter facility was constructed at the KJV-AM site. KJV-AM-FM-TV dedicated their new “Window on the Bayfront” facilities on 31 January 2001; the newsroom is now known as the Rocky Oliveira Memorial Newsroom in the late engineer’s memory. The current facilities were equipped from the beginning for high-definition broadcasting from all three soundstages, including the namesake “Window on the Bayfront” 28th floor studio with panoramic views of the Corpus Christi Bayfront. On that day, the station’s slogan was slightly modified to “Working in the Spirit of Texas”, which still stands today. The station’s former facility, directly adjacent to Cole Park, was sold to the City of Corpus Christi and later demolished to make way for a skatepark. ===Helicopter crash=== On 19 May 2012, KJV-TV was airing live coverage of the 37th annual Beach to Bay Relay Marathon. To provide more comprehensive live coverage, the station rented a second ENG-equipped helicopter to supplement coverage from 6 Live TeleCopter. The station’s main helicopter, a 1979 Bell OH-58 Kiowa (the military version of the 206 JetRanger) was in a low (but out-of-ground effect) hover above the Corpus Christi Bay seawall just east of Cole Park to capture video of the first runners crossing the finish line. The pilot/reporter had intended to return to a nearby helipad for fuel immediately after the finish, and the second helicopter would take over the main helicopter’s duty station. Both pilots reported using a lot of effort to maintain out-of-ground effect hover, given strong 25-35 mph winds on the day of the race. As the first runners crossed the finish line at 9:27 am, the helicopter experienced a sudden loss of power and the pilot immediately executed an autorotation, followed by an emergency call to air traffic control: “TV 6 going down!” The crew of the second helicopter quickly moved their nose-mounted camera to capture the crash sequence, which aired live on KJV; the video was later provided to the NTSB for their investigation. The main helicopter pilot reported that he tried to autorotate the chopper onto the grassy knoll of Cole Park, but could not get the flight controls to respond adequately. No further radio calls were made from the aircraft. Within fifteen seconds of the power loss, the helicopter crash-landed on the seawall at a 45-degree roll angle and promptly overturned into the water. The pilot and photographer both escaped the aircraft with serious injuries. It was initially determined that the cause of the crash was the pilot’s failure to maintain minimum reserve fuel. However, further investigation revealed a significant issue with the Bell OH-58/206, wherein abrupt maneuvers (such as maintaining OGE hover in high winds) on minimum fuel would cause fuel starvation and an uncommanded engine rollback. ==Programming== ===News operation=== KJV-TV presently broadcasts 52.5 hours of locally-produced newscasts each week. Channel 6.1 carries 35.5 hours of English-language news per week, with six hours each weekday and 2.5 hours each Saturday and Sunday. Channel 6.3 carries 17 hours of Spanish-language news per week, with 2.5 hours each weekday and 2 hours each Saturday and Sunday. This includes a weekly Sunday night half-hour sports special on both subchannels; but does not count the 24-hour Doppler radar loop, combined with recorded cut-ins from the KJV 6 First Warning Weather team, that airs continuously on channel 6.2. KJV-TV has been a factor in the Corpus Christi media market throughout its entire existence, including enjoying the number one spot in the ratings since 1992. This owes to Harris Broadcasters’ leadership status in owning the first radio station in Corpus Christi, their lifelong affiliation with the NBC network, and (since 1988) significant local investment into the newsroom relative to the corporate-owned competition. The station (sharing with KJV radio) owns and operates ''6 Live TeleCopter'', a 2006 Eurocopter AS350B2 helicopter, for aerial news gathering duties; this practice is largely unheard of in smaller media markets. On KJV’s Telemundo subchannel, the helicopter is branded ''Última Hora SuperCóptero''; the station occasionally provides a live Spanish-language reporter in the helicopter for breaking news events. [[File:KJV TeleCopter.png|thumb|381x381px|''Promotional shot of KJV-AM-FM-TV's current Eurocopter AS350B2, branded'' 6 Live TeleCopter ''on-air.'']] The station has used the Eyewitness News brand for its English-language news since 1966. Also uncommon for a small market, the station has usually been known for longevity of talent; chief meteorologist Dale Nelson has served the station since 1981, and longtime anchors Lee Sausley and Dot Pettersen have only recently retired after serving over thirty years each. KJV-TV is one of a handful of stations which typically assigns managing editor duty to their anchors. On 6 June 2006, KJV-TV became the first TV station in the state of Texas, and the ninth in the country, to upgrade their local news production to high definition. KJV-TV’s NBC network programming, as well as syndicated programming and local advertising, also upgraded to high definition where available. Telemundo network programming made the HD upgrade on 23 April 2009, despite the local newscast having upgraded to HD nearly three years prior. Field video remained in 16:9 standard definition until 2010, except for 6 Live TeleCopter, which did not upgrade until the crashed helicopter was replaced in 2013. ====Notable people==== * Sonya Hill (2011-present) * Mark Koelbel (1991-1996, now at KUTV) * Max Mayfield (2007-2019, retired) * Capt. Dave Miller, USN Ret. (2013-present) * Dale Nelson (1981-present) * Dot Pettersen (1988-2021, retired) * Lorena Placencia (2013-2023, no longer in TV) * Lee Sausley (1989-2021, retired) * Matt Terhune (2007-2016, deceased) * Tom Terry (1990-1995, now at WOTW) ==Technical information== ===Subchannels=== The station's digital signal is multiplexed: {| class="fandom-table" |+Subchannels of KJV-TV ! Channel ! Format ! Aspect ! Short name ! Programming |- |6.1 |rowspan=3|720p |rowspan=3|16:9 |KJV-NBC |Main KJV-TV programming/NBC |- |6.2 |KJV-WX |First Warning Weather Now |- |6.3 |KJV-TMD |Telemundo |} KJV-DT signed on the air on 6 June 2001 (the station’s 45th anniversary) from a new 1,215-foot tower at their permanent site near Robstown; the tower and 4,000 square foot transmitter building were designed to house KJV-FM-TV-DT with room for future tenants. The station’s ATSC sign-on date was relatively early for a smaller-market TV station, thanks in part to Jared Harris’ tech-forward stewardship of Harris Broadcasters Inc., but also a substantial insurance settlement the station received after the aforementioned loss of their studio and transmitter facilities to Hurricane Bret in 1999. The relatively early adoption of digital TV allowed KJV-DT2 (NJV) to provide 24-hour weather coverage on digital channel 6.2 at launch; to begin carrying Telemundo network programming on KJV-DT3 (OJV) digital channel 6.3 on 1 April 2003; and to begin providing high-definition broadcasts on the station’s 50th anniversary, 6 June 2006. On that date, KJV-DT became the second TV station in the world to provide multiple HD subchannels on one signal, as both the NBC and First Warning Weather Now services upgraded to HD. KJV-TV is unusual among NBC affiliates, as the station carries the network feed in 720p rather than the preferred 1080i; chief engineer Jaime Saiz cited demand for NBC sports programming as the reason to transmit in the 720p format. === Analog-to-digital conversion=== KJV-TV shut down its analog signal, over VHF channel 6, at the end of the Nearly Noon newscast (11:59 am) on 12 June 2009, the official date on which full-power television stations in the United States transitioned from analog to digital broadcasts under federal mandate. The station's digital signal remained on its pre-transition UHF channel 19. Through the use of PSIP, digital television receivers display the station's virtual channel as its former VHF analog channel 6. As was true of all other analog channel 6 stations in North America, KJV-TV’s audio subcarrier transmitted on a frequency of 87.75 MHz (+10 kHz shift), and as a result, could be picked up on the lower end of the dial on most FM radios at 87.7. This is no longer possible for full-powered stations after the conversion to digital broadcasting. In preparation for this change, on 26 March 2009, Harris Broadcasters signed on a low-power FM radio station, K266JV (101.1), to continue to provide audio-only reception of digital channel 6.1 within the Corpus Christi city limits. This audio service was also later made available on KJV-FM (93.9) HD2, and in Spanish on KJV-FM HD3, which provided a much greater coverage area due to KJV-FM’s very high broadcasting power. b035090501aca80913099b43c688678deafa987b 6 192 312 2023-05-09T14:42:44Z Sachairi26 3408986 wikitext text/x-wiki The Sachland One network logo, with Central Florida and WOSL callsign and city of license appended below. 1ddce68cc5e70e94f8239714e1d6b8f57b00023a 0 193 313 2023-05-09T15:00:20Z Sachairi26 3408986 Created page with "{{Televisionstation v2|name=WSLO-TV|callsign=|city=Orlando, FL|country=United States|channel=Digital: 33 (UHF)<br>Virtual: 35 (UHF)|branding=Sachland One Central Florida<br>Sachland Reports Central Florida (newscasts)|network=Sachland One|affiliations=35.1: Sachland One (O&O)<br>35.2: Buzzr<br>35.3: Sachland Reports Central Florida 24/7 WX<br>35.4: Estrella TV|owner=Sachland Media Group ([[The Sachland Company]])|licensee=Sachland Television Stations, LLC|sister_stations..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation v2|name=WSLO-TV|callsign=|city=Orlando, FL|country=United States|channel=Digital: 33 (UHF)<br>Virtual: 35 (UHF)|branding=Sachland One Central Florida<br>Sachland Reports Central Florida (newscasts)|network=Sachland One|affiliations=35.1: Sachland One (O&O)<br>35.2: Buzzr<br>35.3: Sachland Reports Central Florida 24/7 WX<br>35.4: Estrella TV|owner=Sachland Media Group ([[The Sachland Company]])|licensee=Sachland Television Stations, LLC|sister_stations=[[WOSL-TV]]|airdate=March 31, 1974 (first incarnation)<br>October 15, 1979 (current incarnation)|last_airdate=September 30, 1976 (first incarnation)|former_channel_numbers=35 (VHF, 1974-2009)|callsign_meaning=Sachland One|licensing_authority=[[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission|WBC]]|erp=1,000 kW|haat=447 m (1,467 ft)|webcast=reports.sachland.tv/cfl/live|website=reports.sachland.tv/cfl|logo=File:WSLO Sachland One Central Florida logo.svg}} '''WSLO-TV''' (channel 35) is a television station in Orlando, Florida, United States, serving as the market's outlet of the [[Sachland One]] television network. It is owned-and-operated by [[The Sachland Company]] through its Sachland Media Group division, alongside [[Sachland Two]] station [[WOSL-TV]] (channel 65). Both stations share and maintain studios at the New Sach City complex in Orlando, with an additional news bureau at the station's former studio facilities in Lake Mary; WSLO-TV's transmitter is located in Bithlo, Florida. ==Technical information== ===Subchannels=== The station's digital signal is multiplexed: {| class="fandom-table" !'''Channel''' !'''Format''' !'''Aspect''' !'''Short name''' !'''Programming''' |- |35.1 |720p | rowspan="4" |16:9 |WOSL-SL1 |Main WOSL-TV programming / [[Sachland One]] |- |35.2 | rowspan="3" |480i |WOSL-BZ |Buzzr |- |35.3 |WOSL-WX |Sachland Reports Central Florida 24/7 WX |- |35.4 |WOSL-ES |Estrella TV |} === Analog-to-digital conversion === WOSL-TV shut down its analog signal, over UHF channel 35, on June 12, 2009, the official date in which full-powered television stations fully transitioned from analog to digital broadcasts as part of the federal mandate. The station's digital signal remained on its pre-transition UHF channel 22 at the time. Through the use of PSIP, digital television receivers display the station's virtual channel as its former UHF analog channel 35. e2aa204847d5b10a4d8a09712fdbbcac842040f8 0 193 314 313 2023-05-09T15:01:45Z Sachairi26 3408986 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation v2|name=WSLO-TV|callsign=|city=Orlando, FL|country=United States|channel=Digital: 33 (UHF)<br>Virtual: 35 (UHF)|branding=Sachland One Central Florida<br>Sachland Reports Central Florida (newscasts)|network=Sachland One|affiliations=35.1: Sachland One (O&O)<br>35.2: Buzzr<br>35.3: Sachland Reports Central Florida 24/7 WX<br>35.4: Estrella TV|owner=Sachland Media Group ([[The Sachland Company]])|licensee=Sachland Television Stations, LLC|sister_stations=[[WOSL-TV]]|airdate=March 31, 1974 (first incarnation)<br>October 15, 1979 (current incarnation)|last_airdate=September 30, 1976 (first incarnation)|former_channel_numbers=35 (VHF, 1974-2009)|callsign_meaning=Sachland One|licensing_authority=[[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission|WBC]]|erp=1,000 kW|haat=447 m (1,467 ft)|webcast=reports.sachland.tv/cfl/live|website=reports.sachland.tv/cfl|logo=File:WSLO Sachland One Central Florida logo.svg}} '''WSLO-TV''' (channel 35) is a television station in Orlando, Florida, United States, serving as the market's outlet of the [[Sachland One]] television network. It is owned and operated by [[The Sachland Company]] through its Sachland Media Group division, alongside [[Sachland Two]] station [[WOSL-TV]] (channel 65). Both stations share and maintain studios at the New Sach City complex in Orlando, with an additional news bureau at the station's former studio facilities in Lake Mary; WSLO-TV's transmitter is located in Bithlo, Florida. ==Technical information== ===Subchannels=== The station's digital signal is multiplexed: {| class="fandom-table" !'''Channel''' !'''Format''' !'''Aspect''' !'''Short name''' !'''Programming''' |- |35.1 |720p | rowspan="4" |16:9 |WOSL-SL1 |Main WOSL-TV programming / [[Sachland One]] |- |35.2 | rowspan="3" |480i |WOSL-BZ |Buzzr |- |35.3 |WOSL-WX |Sachland Reports Central Florida 24/7 WX |- |35.4 |WOSL-ES |Estrella TV |} === Analog-to-digital conversion === WOSL-TV shut down its analog signal, over UHF channel 35, on June 12, 2009, the official date in which full-powered television stations fully transitioned from analog to digital broadcasts as part of the federal mandate. The station's digital signal remained on its pre-transition UHF channel 22 at the time. Through the use of PSIP, digital television receivers display the station's virtual channel as its former UHF analog channel 35. 8825cf242068186a35f0d12962fbd29643c05640 325 314 2023-05-09T20:20:22Z Sachairi26 3408986 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation v2|name=WSLO-TV|callsign=|city=Orlando, FL|country=United States|channel=Digital: 33 (UHF)<br>Virtual: 35 (UHF)|branding=Sachland One Central Florida<br>''Sachland Reports Central Florida'' (newscasts)|network=Sachland One|affiliations='''35.1''': Sachland One (O&O)<br>'''35.2''': Buzzr<br>'''35.3''': Sachland Reports Central Florida 24/7 WX<br>'''35.4''': Estrella TV|owner=Sachland Media Group ([[The Sachland Company]])|licensee=Sachland Television Stations, LLC|sister_stations=[[WOSL-TV]]|airdate=March 31, 1974 (first incarnation)<br>October 15, 1979 (current incarnation)|last_airdate=September 30, 1976 (first incarnation)|former_channel_numbers=35 (VHF, 1974-2009)|callsign_meaning='''S'''ach'''L'''and '''O'''ne|licensing_authority=[[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission|WBC]]|erp=1,000 kW|haat=447 m (1,467 ft)|webcast=reports.sachland.tv/cfl/live|website=reports.sachland.tv/cfl|logo=File:WSLO Sachland One Central Florida logo.svg}} '''WSLO-TV''' (channel 35) is a television station in Orlando, Florida, United States, serving as the market's outlet of the [[Sachland One]] television network. It is owned and operated by [[The Sachland Company]] through its Sachland Media Group division, alongside [[Sachland Two]] station [[WOSL-TV]] (channel 65). Both stations share and maintain studios at the New Sach City complex in Orlando, with an additional news bureau at the station's former studio facilities in Lake Mary; WSLO-TV's transmitter is located in Bithlo, Florida. ==Technical information== ===Subchannels=== The station's digital signal is multiplexed: {| class="fandom-table" !'''Channel''' !'''Format''' !'''Aspect''' !'''Short name''' !'''Programming''' |- |35.1 |720p | rowspan="4" |16:9 |WOSL-SL1 |Main WOSL-TV programming / [[Sachland One]] |- |35.2 | rowspan="3" |480i |WOSL-BZ |Buzzr |- |35.3 |WOSL-WX |Sachland Reports Central Florida 24/7 WX |- |35.4 |WOSL-ES |Estrella TV |} === Analog-to-digital conversion === WOSL-TV shut down its analog signal, over UHF channel 35, on June 12, 2009, the official date in which full-powered television stations fully transitioned from analog to digital broadcasts as part of the federal mandate. The station's digital signal remained on its pre-transition UHF channel 22 at the time. Through the use of PSIP, digital television receivers display the station's virtual channel as its former UHF analog channel 35. 757973805858d3edda47842ae2bab56897663857 0 155 315 237 2023-05-09T18:27:27Z NewEgg92 52918802 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Horizon Company logo.png|thumb|400x400px|Horizon Company logo]] '''Horizon, Inc.''' is a multimedia conglomerate based in the United States. The company's assets include the Horizon Television network, a national broadcasting network that produces original programming and broadcasts a mix of news, entertainment, and more targeting a modern-day audience of Gen-Z and millennials, the Horizon streaming service, the news outlet, Horizon News, and cable channels that also air on the Horizon streaming service and is headquartered at Horizon Plaza in New York City. == History == === Formation === '''Horizon, Inc.''' was founded in 2018 with the goal of launching a new, modern television network that could compete with the biggest players in the industry. The company invested heavily in technology and talent, and launched the '''Horizon Television''', a 24/7 network that offered a mix of premium scripted shows, reality programming, and news that catered to its Gen-Z and millennial demographic. The company also launched several O&O stations in major cities such as New York, Los Angeles, and Boston, which allowed for greater local coverage and advertising opportunities. In 2021, '''Horizon, Inc'''. continued to innovate and expand, launching several cable and streaming channels, including the political opinionated channels '''Left/Right''' with views from Republicans and Democrats, and the '''O Zone''' kids channel. The company's commitment to modernization, innovation, and quality programming has made it a major player in the media industry. == Company units == [[File:Horizon.png|thumb|310x310px]] '''Horizon Television''' - a broadcast television network consisting of both original programming and syndicated content. Its O&O stations include Horizon New York (WHNY-TV), Horizon Los Angeles (KHLA-TV), and Horizon Boston (WHMA-TV) '''Horizon News''' - a 24/7 cable news channel that provides local and national news coverage. It has its own news operations and shares resources with the national Horizon News outlet. It also offers a live, free 24/7 streaming channel '''Horizon Streaming''' - a subscription-based streaming service that offers a wide variety of Horizon Original programming, Live TV of local Horizon stations and channels, movies, acquired programming, and live special events '''Left/Right''' - two cable channels that provides political commentary from both Republican and Democratic viewpoints '''O Zone''' - a children's brand that offers programming aimed at children of all ages. '''Horizon 4K''' - a service that provides high-quality 4K programming from the Horizon Television network for those with compatible devices [[Category:Horizon]] 685d8a6fc3a50022df460ce46e885194d95a4876 0 151 316 171 2023-05-09T18:28:17Z NewEgg92 52918802 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Horizon Television''', simply referred as '''Horizon''', and sometimes shorten to '''HTV''', is an American broadcast television network that is the flagship of the Horizon Media division of Horizon, inc. Headquartered at the Horizon Plaza in New York City, it has major production facilities and operations at the Horizon NY Media Center and the Horizon LA Studio Center in Los Angeles. The network is sometimes referred as the '''Next Generation Network,''' and the '''Futurama Network,''' based on its modern branding that break the norms of how television networks look and feel, plus its television programs that have premium quality, that targets audiences of Gen-Z and millennials. == History == '''Horizon Television''' was founded in 2020 by a team of media professionals who saw a need for a network that catered specifically to Gen-Z and millennial audiences. The network was designed to be modern and cutting-edge, with a focus on producing programming that was both entertaining and informative. They also saw the need to have an interactive experience for viewers as well. == Programming == '''Horizon''' provides 87+1⁄2 hours of regularly scheduled network programming each week. The network provides 22 hours of primetime programming to affiliated stations Monday through Saturday from 8:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. and Sunday from 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. Eastern and Pacific time (7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. on Sunday in Central/Mountain time). '''Horizon''' provides daytime programming from 9:00am to 4:00pm, including an hour break for local news and syndicated programming in between. Original daytime programming features talk and pop culture show Horizon Live, soap operas Horizon High and Code Blue, and reality shows Inked and Bar Rescue. '''Horizon News''' programming incudes '''Horizon News Morning''' (also known as '''Mornings over the Horizon''') from 7:00am to 9:00am, '''Horizon World Tonight''', overnight news program '''Horizon News Overnight''', and the newsmagazines '''Horizon Investigates''', and '''Frontline on Horizon.''' '''Horizon''' airs late night programming from 11:35pm to 1:35am the next day. == Stations == '''Horizon Television''' has a number of owned-and-operated stations (O&Os) in major markets throughout the United States, including '''Horizon New York''' (WHNY-TV), '''Horizon Los Angeles''' (KHLA-TV), and '''Horizon Boston''' (WHMA-TV). These stations serve as the primary affiliates for '''Horizon Television''' in their respective regions and offer local news and other programming tailored to their communities. == Related services == === Horizon Streaming === The '''Horizon''' streaming platform offers live streaming of the network's programming as well as exclusive content, such as original series and films. The platform also includes features like personalized recommendations and a user-friendly interface. === Video-on-demand === '''Horizon''' Television partnered with various other streaming platforms to extend the reach of its programming. This includes partnerships with popular platforms like Hulu, Netflix, and Amazon Prime Video, where Horizon shows and original content can be found. === Horizon 4K === '''Horizon''' Television claims to be the first and only American broadcaster to offer content in 4K resolution, which enhances the viewing experience with sharper images, more details, and richer colors. Horizon Television aims to become a leader in the American media industry by delivering innovative and diverse content in 4K resolution. == Brand identity == '''Horizon Television''' has established a distinct brand identity that sets it apart from traditional broadcast television. The network aims to break the norms of how television can feel by creating a modern, and simple experience that complements the contemporary home and digital content. Horizon Television's branding centers around its sleek, minimalist logo - a circle with lines inside that has become a recognizable symbol of the network. This emblem appears prominently in all Horizon Television's promotional materials, including TV spots, print ads, and online content. '''Horizon Television'''<nowiki/>'s brand identity is also reflected in the network's on-air look, which incorporates simple, but bold graphics, clean lines, and a contemporary use of blur and color. The network's modern aesthetic is designed to appeal to younger audiences, particularly Gen-Z and millennials who are accustomed to consuming content on digital platforms. [[Category:Horizon]] 8853ddfbdce5fe9c03349a2d1629927d94d87f74 0 160 317 241 2023-05-09T18:28:41Z NewEgg92 52918802 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation|title1=Horizon New York|image1=File:HNY2.png|city=New York|branding=Horizon New York News operation: Horizon News New York|affiliations=10.1: Horizon|owner=Horizon, Inc.|operator=Horizon Television Stations|firstairdate=2020}}WHNY-TV (channel 10) is a television station in New York City, serving as the flagship station of Horizon Television network. It is owned and operated by Horizon Television Stations (Horizon, Inc.). It has studios within Horizon Plaza in Manhattan. WHNY-TV's transmitter is located at One World Trade Center. == History == WHNY-TV's history dates to when it came on the air January 1, 2020, the same day as its owner, Horizon Television network, launched and is the flagship station of the network. It is licensed to and based in New York City, serving the greater New York metropolitan area. The station was founded by a group of investors who saw an opportunity to create a new kind of television station that would cater to the changing tastes and habits of modern audiences. WHNY was designed from the ground up to be a cutting-edge television station that combines the best of entertainment with the latest in digital media and interactivity. WHNY-TV not only airs on OTA and cable/satellite but, together along with Horizon Inc., has also aired on streaming via the company's subscription service, Horizon (streaming). == Programming == === News operation === Branded as Horizon News New York, the local news organization shares resources with the national Horizon News outlet, allowing it to cover breaking news and events with a wider perspective. The station takes a modernized approach to news, using simple and clean graphics to present the stories in a way that is easy to understand for viewers. [[File:10.png|thumb|365x365px]] On air, the newscasts take a different approach to news anchors. Instead of relying on traditional news anchors, reporters who cover news stories also introduce them on-air. This approach provides a more personal touch and allows the reporters to connect more directly with the audience. Horizon won several awards for local journalism, including an Emmy Award for Outstanding Coverage of Breaking News, and a Peabody Award for its coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic in the New York area. In addition to traditional broadcast news, they also have a strong digital presence, with a website and social media accounts that provide up-to-date news and information to its audience, as well as a free 24/7 streaming channel available on horizon.tv/ny, Pluto TV, and mobile and internet-TV apps which allows viewers to stay updated on the latest news at any time of the day. The streaming channel has become a popular alternative for viewers who prefer to consume local news digitally. WHNY airs Horizon News New York for a combined 12.58 hours every week. They air from 4:00am to 7:00am, 9am, Noon, 4:00pm to 6:30pm, and 11:00pm to 11:35pm weekdays. Horizon News New York also airs weekends at 5:00am to 7:00am, Noon, 6:00pm to 6:30pm, and 11:00pm to midnight. == Gallery == [[File:HorizonNY.png|thumb|311x311px]] [[File:1.png|thumb|311x311px]] [[Category:Horizon]] 32ae418e52ef0d05d99ddc76f5be609172fbc357 0 173 318 213 2023-05-09T19:12:41Z MarkAnims 39564659 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:AMG-TV-2022.png|thumb|right]] '''AMG TV''' (previously LSN until 2022 and Life&Style until 2021) is an American multigenre cable network owned and operated by the ABC Media Group, under its television division, ABC Television Group. It is headquartered in Detroit, Michigan, with additional offices in Northville, Michigan, a suburb of Detroit. AMG TV airs programming from themed cable networks, as well as news under the AMG News brand. On Saturdays and Sundays, it airs kids programming under the name of '''Qubo on AMG'''. AMG TV also operates 3 sister cable networks: [[AMG2]], [[AMG News]] (which airs news, weather, sports bulletins, and finance programming), and [[AMG Sports]] (which airs live sporting events). ==History== ===2015 launch and start of original programming=== [[File:L_s_logo_2-removebg-preview_(1).png|thumb|right]] USTV Networks was established in 2010 to launch a subchannel with lifestyle programming, initially called The Life and Style Channel, before being renamed Life&Style Network. On January 1, 2015, Life&Style was soft-launched on several Fox-owned stations, before fully commencing operations on March 1, 2015. Initially, programs were derived from Food Network, Cooking Channel, HGTV, FYI, and Discovery Life, which made up its programming schedule from 6am-10pm daily. On August 10, 2015, Life&Style made its first foray into original programming, with a live show broadcast from Life&Style’s “Kitchen” studio, called “Kitchen Live” and aired at 9am daily for 1 hour until March 25, 2018. On March 26, 2018, Life&Style began airing original programming dedicated to food, home, gardening, and medicine from the “Home”, “Hospital”, and “Garden” studio complex. In 2019, Life&Style announced an end to its medical-focused programs, which happened on December 31, 2019. ===2021 rebrand, end of live shows and shift towards non-lifestyle programs=== [[File:LSN_logo.png|thumb|right]] On October 26, 2021, Life&Style rebranded to LSN without warning, and ended its live shows 2 days later. The studio complex was closed as a result of the rebranding and was abandoned until May 23, 2022. On January 11, 2022, LSN began to engage in channel drift, adding more reality programming. The USTV Networks CEO stated that this was a move to further rebrand the channel later in the year. On May 23, 2022, in an attempt to unify branding, USTV was rebranded to ABC Media Group, and with it came a new logo. ===Rebranding to AMG TV=== On September 1, 2022, AMG announced that LSN would gain 3 sister channels, while LSN would be renamed to AMG TV on October 24, 2022, to unify the channels together. At 6:00am on October 24, LSN was renamed AMG TV. Today, the channel airs 10 original series, most of which are live broadcasts. ==Programming== See [[AMG TV/Programming]] ==News== AMG TV presently broadcasts a breakfast news show at 6:00am each day, running for 3 hours. Bulletins, which last 15 minutes long, are broadcast at 2:45pm, 3:15pm, and 4:30pm. The main news broadcast, called AMGN Tonight, airs at 6pm. 6d22c36f0063979b593e736745468d4a10c5ab3b 335 318 2023-05-10T22:17:33Z MarkAnims 39564659 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:AMG-TV-2022.png|thumb|right]] '''AMG TV''' (previously LSN until 2022 and Life&Style until 2021) is an American multigenre cable network owned and operated by the ABC Media Group, under its television division, ABC Television Group. It is headquartered in Detroit, Michigan, with additional offices in Northville, Michigan, a suburb of Detroit. AMG TV airs programming from themed cable networks, as well as news under the AMG News brand. On Saturdays and Sundays, it airs kids programming under the name of '''Qubo on AMG'''. AMG TV also operates 3 sister cable networks: [[AMG2]], [[AMG News]] (which airs news, weather, sports bulletins, and finance programming), and [[AMG Sports]] (which airs live sporting events). ==History== ===2015 launch and start of original programming=== [[File:L_s_logo_2-removebg-preview_(1).png|thumb|right]] USTV Networks was established in 2010 to launch a subchannel with lifestyle programming, initially called The Life and Style Channel, before being renamed Life&Style Network. On January 1, 2015, Life&Style was soft-launched on several Fox-owned stations, before fully commencing operations on March 1, 2015. Initially, programs were derived from Food Network, Cooking Channel, HGTV, FYI, and Discovery Life, which made up its programming schedule from 6am-10pm daily. On August 10, 2015, Life&Style made its first foray into original programming, with a live show broadcast from Life&Style’s “Kitchen” studio, called “Kitchen Live” and aired at 9am daily for 1 hour until March 25, 2018. On March 26, 2018, Life&Style began airing original programming dedicated to food, home, gardening, and medicine from the “Home”, “Hospital”, and “Garden” studio complex. In 2019, Life&Style announced an end to its medical-focused programs, which happened on December 31, 2019. ===2021 rebrand, end of live shows and shift towards non-lifestyle programs=== [[File:LSN_logo.png|thumb|right]] On October 26, 2021, Life&Style rebranded to LSN without warning, and ended its live shows 2 days later. The studio complex was closed as a result of the rebranding and was abandoned until May 23, 2022. On January 11, 2022, LSN began to engage in channel drift, adding more reality programming. The USTV Networks CEO stated that this was a move to further rebrand the channel later in the year. On May 23, 2022, in an attempt to unify branding, USTV was rebranded to ABC Media Group, and with it came a new logo. The LSN programs would later be discarded on August 30, 2022 in preparation for the rebrand. ===Rebranding to AMG TV=== On September 1, 2022, AMG announced that LSN would gain 3 sister channels, while LSN would be renamed to AMG TV on October 24, 2022, to unify the channels together. At 6:00am on October 24, LSN was renamed AMG TV. Today, the channel airs 10 original series, most of which are live broadcasts. On January 2, 2023, AMG TV premiered '''AMG Breakfast''' a 3-hour weekday show that runs from 6am-9am daily. On March 1, 2023, the AMG+ app launched, providing 150 live channels to customers, as well as previous AMG TV programming. ==Programming== ''See [[AMG TV/Programming]]'' The AMG TV program lineup consists of a multigenre lineup, including action, comedy, drama, game shows, gaming, tech, lifestyle, and more. ==News== AMG TV presently broadcasts a breakfast news show at 6:00am each day, running for 3 hours. Bulletins, which last 15 minutes long, are broadcast at 2:45pm, 3:15pm, and 4:30pm. The main news broadcast, called AMGN Tonight, airs at 6pm. bd9efd667468c34d0a595b597ea9616e77a7efda 339 335 2023-05-11T00:39:24Z MarkAnims 39564659 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:AMG-TV-2022.png|thumb|right]] '''AMG TV''' (previously LSN until 2022 and Life&Style until 2021) is an American multigenre cable network owned and operated by the ABC Media Group, under its television division, ABC Television Group. It is headquartered in Detroit, Michigan, with additional offices in Northville, Michigan, a suburb of Detroit. AMG TV airs programming from themed cable networks, as well as news under the AMG News brand. On Saturdays and Sundays, it airs kids programming under the name of '''Qubo on AMG'''. AMG TV also operates 3 sister cable networks: [[AMG2]], [[AMG News]] (which airs news, weather, sports bulletins, and finance programming), and [[AMG Sports]] (which airs live sporting events). ==History== ===2015 launch and start of original programming=== [[File:L_s_logo_2-removebg-preview_(1).png|thumb|right]] USTV Networks was established in 2010 to launch a subchannel with lifestyle programming, initially called The Life and Style Channel, before being renamed Life&Style Network. On January 1, 2015, Life&Style was soft-launched on several Fox-owned stations, before fully commencing operations on March 1, 2015. Initially, programs were derived from Food Network, Cooking Channel, HGTV, FYI, and Discovery Life, which made up its programming schedule from 6am-10pm daily. On August 10, 2015, Life&Style made its first foray into original programming, with a live show broadcast from Life&Style’s “Kitchen” studio, called “Kitchen Live” and aired at 9am daily for 1 hour until March 25, 2018. On March 26, 2018, Life&Style began airing original programming dedicated to food, home, gardening, and medicine from the “Home”, “Hospital”, and “Garden” studio complex. In 2019, Life&Style announced an end to its medical-focused programs, which happened on December 31, 2019. ===2021 rebrand, end of live shows and shift towards non-lifestyle programs=== [[File:LSN_logo.png|thumb|right]] On October 26, 2021, Life&Style rebranded to LSN without warning, and ended its live shows 2 days later. The studio complex was closed as a result of the rebranding and was abandoned until May 23, 2022. On January 11, 2022, LSN began to engage in channel drift, adding more reality programming. The USTV Networks CEO stated that this was a move to further rebrand the channel later in the year. On May 23, 2022, in an attempt to unify branding, USTV was rebranded to ABC Media Group, and with it came a new logo. The LSN programs would later be discarded on August 30, 2022 in preparation for the rebrand. ===Rebranding to AMG TV=== On September 1, 2022, AMG announced that LSN would gain 3 sister channels, while LSN would be renamed to AMG TV on October 24, 2022, to unify the channels together. At 6:00am on October 24, LSN was renamed AMG TV. Today, the channel airs 10 original series, most of which are live broadcasts. On January 2, 2023, AMG TV premiered '''AMG Breakfast''', a 3-hour weekday show that runs from 6am-9am daily. On March 1, 2023, the AMG+ app launched, providing 150 live channels to customers, as well as previous AMG TV programming. ==Programming== ''See [[AMG TV/Programming]]'' The AMG TV program lineup consists of a multigenre lineup, including action, comedy, drama, game shows, gaming, tech, lifestyle, and more. ==News== AMG TV presently broadcasts a breakfast news show at 6:00am each day, running for 3 hours. Bulletins, which last 15 minutes long, are broadcast at 2:45pm, 3:15pm, and 4:30pm. 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(Coming soon) de3fa32b167097c0a16b06c3ee108501c34601e1 6 198 323 2023-05-09T20:16:19Z MarkAnims 39564659 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 199 324 2023-05-09T20:16:34Z MarkAnims 39564659 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 163 326 247 2023-05-09T21:11:47Z Amtrak50 45539960 /* Technical */ wikitext text/x-wiki '''WNMF''' (channel 37) is an independent station licensed to Jackson, Mississippi. The station is owned by [[North Mountain Broadcasting]], who is also based in the area. WNMF primarily broadcasts a mix of local news, sports, and community events, along with syndicated programming and classic television shows. The station has been a fixture in the Jackson media market for several decades and is well-known for its commitment to providing high-quality programming to viewers in the region. === History === WNMF was originally founded in 1953 by an investor named Paul Barry, who saw an opportunity to bring the magic of television to the region. At that time, television was still a relatively new technology, and only a handful of stations existed in the entire country. In its early years, WNMF struggled to establish itself as a major player in the local media market. The station faced fierce competition from other television and radio stations in the area, as well as from national networks that were beginning to expand their reach across the country. However, WNMF persevered, building a loyal audience through its commitment to quality programming and strong community ties. Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, WNMF became known for its coverage of local news and sports programs, such as "News 37", and "37 Sports Friday" as well as for its lineup of popular syndicated programs and classic television shows. The station also established itself as a hub for local culture and entertainment, hosting a variety of community events and showcasing up-and-coming artists and performers, with broadcasts of community calendar events, and a show called "Music Mississippi". === Programs === WNMF airs a variety of programs, such as "25 Words or Less", "News 37", "37 Sports Friday", "Music Mississippi", "37 School Quiz Show", "The 10th Hour", among others. === Newscasts === [[File:Wnmf logo.png|thumb|Logo for "37 News".]] WNMF has had a news operation since 1963, with a program called "37 News Today", airing at 5, 6, and 10pm. In 1995, as part of a major rebranding of the station, the station added morning newscasts from 6am to 9am, an afternoon newscast at 1pm, and a newscast called "After The News" at 11pm. WNMF produces 6 hours of news each weekday, and three hours on weekends. === Technical === The station's digital signal is multiplexed: {| class="fandom-table" |+Subchannels of WNMF ! Channel ! Format ! Aspect ! Short name ! Programming |- |37.1 | | |WNMF |Main WNMF-TV programming/Independent |- |37.2 | | |37 WX |37 Weather Now |- |37.3 | | |News 24 |MS News 24 |- |37.4 | | |Old Gold |37 Old Gold |- |37.5 | | |Mold Channel |37 Mold |} 1c662065c9c8d6922dee868333f3b7dd7097e810 327 326 2023-05-09T21:33:19Z Amtrak50 45539960 wikitext text/x-wiki '''WNMF''' (channel 37) is an independent station licensed to Jackson, Mississippi. The station is owned by [[North Mountain Broadcasting]], who is also based in the area. {{Televisionstation v2|name=WNMF|callsign=WNMF|city=Jackson|country=United States|location=Mississippi|channel=37|branding=37 Network|slogan=Your best source|network=Independent|language=English|subchannels=Look in "Technical"|owner=North Mountain Broadcasting|sister_stations=[[KGLD-TV]], [[WRVI (AM)]]|airdate=1953|callsign_meaning=North Mountain Films|website=37net.com}} WNMF primarily broadcasts a mix of local news, sports, and community events, along with syndicated programming and classic television shows. The station has been a fixture in the Jackson media market for several decades and is well-known for its commitment to providing high-quality programming to viewers in the region. === History === WNMF was originally founded in 1953 by an investor named Paul Barry, who saw an opportunity to bring the magic of television to the region. At that time, television was still a relatively new technology, and only a handful of stations existed in the entire country. In its early years, WNMF struggled to establish itself as a major player in the local media market. The station faced fierce competition from other television and radio stations in the area, as well as from national networks that were beginning to expand their reach across the country. However, WNMF persevered, building a loyal audience through its commitment to quality programming and strong community ties. Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, WNMF became known for its coverage of local news and sports programs, such as "News 37", and "37 Sports Friday" as well as for its lineup of popular syndicated programs and classic television shows. The station also established itself as a hub for local culture and entertainment, hosting a variety of community events and showcasing up-and-coming artists and performers, with broadcasts of community calendar events, and a show called "Music Mississippi". === Programs === WNMF airs a variety of programs, such as "25 Words or Less", "News 37", "37 Sports Friday", "Music Mississippi", "37 School Quiz Show", "The 10th Hour", among others. === Newscasts === [[File:Wnmf logo.png|thumb|Logo for "37 News".]] WNMF has had a news operation since 1963, with a program called "37 News Today", airing at 5, 6, and 10pm. In 1995, as part of a major rebranding of the station, the station added morning newscasts from 6am to 9am, an afternoon newscast at 1pm, and a newscast called "After The News" at 11pm. WNMF produces 6 hours of news each weekday, and three hours on weekends. === Technical === The station's digital signal is multiplexed: {| class="fandom-table" |+Subchannels of WNMF ! Channel ! Format ! Aspect ! Short name ! Programming |- |37.1 | | |WNMF |Main WNMF-TV programming/Independent |- |37.2 | | |37 WX |37 Weather Now |- |37.3 | | |News 24 |MS News 24 |- |37.4 | | |Old Gold |37 Old Gold |- |37.5 | | |Mold Channel |37 Mold |} d5d448f8849ba20c020795a95178f3681c86650f 0 200 328 2023-05-09T22:47:23Z Amtrak50 45539960 Created page with "North Mountain Broadcasting is a privately held broadcasting company headquartered in Jackson, Mississippi. The company owns and operates a few radio and television stations across the country, including: * [[WNMF]] (Flagship Station, Independent) * [[KGLD-TV]] (ABC) * [[WRVI (AM)]] North Mountain Broadcasting is committed to providing high-quality programming to its viewers and listeners. The company's stations offer a variety of programming, including news, sports,..." wikitext text/x-wiki North Mountain Broadcasting is a privately held broadcasting company headquartered in Jackson, Mississippi. The company owns and operates a few radio and television stations across the country, including: * [[WNMF]] (Flagship Station, Independent) * [[KGLD-TV]] (ABC) * [[WRVI (AM)]] North Mountain Broadcasting is committed to providing high-quality programming to its viewers and listeners. The company's stations offer a variety of programming, including news, sports, entertainment, and public affairs. North Mountain Broadcasting is also committed to serving the communities it serves. The company supports a number of local charities and organizations. In recent years, North Mountain Broadcasting has expanded its operations into other markets. The company now owns and operates stations in several other states and territories, including Montana and the US Virgin Islands. North Mountain Broadcasting is a growing company with a bright future. === History === North Mountain Broadcasting was founded in 1953 by Paul Barry. Barry was a successful businessman and investor who had a passion for broadcasting. He began his career in radio in the early 1940s at WJDX. After a few years, he decided to start his own company. North Mountain Broadcasting's first station was WNMF in Jackson, Mississippi. The station signed on the air in 1953. It was the one of the first television stations in the state. WNMF was an immediate success. It struggled at first, but over time it became the leading television station in Mississippi. In the years that followed, North Mountain Broadcasting expanded its operations into other states and territories. By the early 1970s, North Mountain Broadcasting had owned three stations, with more to come. 55b0eddfd7a55dc7859688ba366b76e193f40c1f 0 201 329 2023-05-09T23:13:40Z Amtrak50 45539960 Created page with "KGLD-TV, virtual channel 7 (UHF digital channel 20), is an ABC-affiliated television station licensed to Glendive, Montana, United States. The station is owned by [[North Mountain Broadcasting]]. KGLD-TV's studios are located on South 10th Street in Glendive, and its transmitter is located near Grass Range. The station first signed on the air on September 1, 1962. It was originally owned by the TV Montana Company, and was a primary NBC affiliate. In 1967, the TV Montan..." wikitext text/x-wiki KGLD-TV, virtual channel 7 (UHF digital channel 20), is an ABC-affiliated television station licensed to Glendive, Montana, United States. The station is owned by [[North Mountain Broadcasting]]. KGLD-TV's studios are located on South 10th Street in Glendive, and its transmitter is located near Grass Range. The station first signed on the air on September 1, 1962. It was originally owned by the TV Montana Company, and was a primary NBC affiliate. In 1967, the TV Montana {{Televisionstation v2|name=KGLD-TV|callsign=KGLD-TV|city=Glendive|country=United States|location=Montana|channel=7|branding=ABC 7|language=English|affiliation=ABC|owner=[[North Mountain Broadcasting]]|sister_stations=[[WRVI (AM)]], [[WNMF]]|callsign_meaning=Glendive|licensing_authority=FCC|website=abcglendive.com}} Company sold KGLD-TV to North Mountain Broadcasting, and it became an ABC affiliate. === Programming === Programs that air on KGLD include a local bingo show every weekday titled "Bingo on ABC 7", Family Feud, a weekly Sunday morning talk show called "ABC 7 Sunday", "Family Feud", "Dr. Phil", among others. ==== Newscasts ==== KGLD-TV carries Seven News Mornings at 6:00 AM, a news update at noon, Seven News Evenings at 6pm, and Seven News Late at 10PM. === Technical === KGLD-TV currently broadcasts a high definition (HD) signal on virtual channel 7. The station's digital signal is multiplexed: * Channel 7.1: ABC * Channel 7.2: MeTV * Channel 7.3: Court TV * Channel 7.4: Color bars 827a50449a727180c2ad6b2f3072f15be5be588d 330 329 2023-05-09T23:31:35Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation v2|name=KGLD-TV|callsign=KGLD-TV|city=Glendive|country=United States|location=Montana|channel=7|branding=ABC 7|language=English|affiliation=ABC|owner=[[North Mountain Broadcasting]]|sister_stations=[[WRVI (AM)]], [[WNMF]]|callsign_meaning=Glendive|licensing_authority=FCC|website=abcglendive.com}} KGLD-TV, virtual channel 7 (UHF digital channel 20), is an ABC-affiliated television station licensed to Glendive, Montana, United States. The station is owned by [[North Mountain Broadcasting]]. KGLD-TV's studios are located on South 10th Street in Glendive, and its transmitter is located near Grass Range. The station first signed on the air on September 1, 1962. It was originally owned by the TV Montana Company, and was a primary NBC affiliate. In 1967, the TV Montana Company sold KGLD-TV to North Mountain Broadcasting, and it became an ABC affiliate. === Programming === Programs that air on KGLD include a local bingo show every weekday titled "Bingo on ABC 7", Family Feud, a weekly Sunday morning talk show called "ABC 7 Sunday", "Family Feud", "Dr. Phil", among others. ==== Newscasts ==== KGLD-TV carries Seven News Mornings at 6:00 AM, a news update at noon, Seven News Evenings at 6pm, and Seven News Late at 10PM. === Technical === KGLD-TV currently broadcasts a high definition (HD) signal on virtual channel 7. The station's digital signal is multiplexed: * Channel 7.1: ABC * Channel 7.2: MeTV * Channel 7.3: Court TV * Channel 7.4: Color bars b14e72481cd032bd66399d2de3f793d1e31bf8ce 331 330 2023-05-09T23:31:47Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation v2|name=KGLD-TV|callsign=KGLD-TV|city=Glendive|country=United States|location=Montana|channel=7|branding=ABC 7|language=English|affiliation=ABC|owner=[[North Mountain Broadcasting]]|sister_stations=[[WRVI (AM)]], [[WNMF]]|callsign_meaning=Glendive|licensing_authority=FCC|website=abcglendive.com}}KGLD-TV, virtual channel 7 (UHF digital channel 20), is an ABC-affiliated television station licensed to Glendive, Montana, United States. The station is owned by [[North Mountain Broadcasting]]. KGLD-TV's studios are located on South 10th Street in Glendive, and its transmitter is located near Grass Range. The station first signed on the air on September 1, 1962. It was originally owned by the TV Montana Company, and was a primary NBC affiliate. In 1967, the TV Montana Company sold KGLD-TV to North Mountain Broadcasting, and it became an ABC affiliate. === Programming === Programs that air on KGLD include a local bingo show every weekday titled "Bingo on ABC 7", Family Feud, a weekly Sunday morning talk show called "ABC 7 Sunday", "Family Feud", "Dr. Phil", among others. ==== Newscasts ==== KGLD-TV carries Seven News Mornings at 6:00 AM, a news update at noon, Seven News Evenings at 6pm, and Seven News Late at 10PM. === Technical === KGLD-TV currently broadcasts a high definition (HD) signal on virtual channel 7. The station's digital signal is multiplexed: * Channel 7.1: ABC * Channel 7.2: MeTV * Channel 7.3: Court TV * Channel 7.4: Color bars 66a29115f55194dce50422d6e2a0dcd3d51c3ee7 10 187 332 299 2023-05-10T08:02:01Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="name"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <image source="logo"> <caption source="logo_caption"/> </image> <image source="image"> <caption source="caption"/> </image> <group> <data source="callsign"> <label>Callsign</label> </data> <data source="city"> <label>City</label> </data> <data source="country"> <label>Country</label> </data> <data source="location"> <label>Broadcast area</label> </data> <data source="repeater_of"> <label>Repeater of</label> </data> <data source="satellite_of"> <label>Satellite of</label> </data> <data source="semi-satellite_of"> <label>Semi-satellite of</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Broadcast information</header> <data source="channel"> <label>Channel(s)</label> </data> <data source="branding"> <label>Branding</label> </data> <data source="slogan"> <label>Slogan</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Programming</header> <data source="network"> <label>Network</label> </data> <data source="language"> <label>Language(s)</label> </data> <data source="picture"> <label>Picture format</label> </data> <data source="affiliation"> <label>Affiliation(s)</label> </data> <data source="affiliations"> <label>Affiliations</label> </data> <data source="subchannels"> <label>Subchannels</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Ownership</header> <data source="owner"> <label>Owned by</label> </data> <data source="licensee"> <label>Licensee</label> </data> <data source="operator"> <label>Operator</label> </data> <data source="sister_stations"> <label>Sister stations</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>History</header> <data source="founded"> <label>Founded</label> </data> <data source="airdate"> <label>First air date</label> </data> <data source="last_airdate"> <label>Last air date</label> </data> <data source="former_callsigns"> <label>Former call signs</label> </data> <data source="former_names"> <label>Former names</label> </data> <data source="former_channel_numbers"> <label>Former channel number(s)</label> </data> <data source="former_affiliations"> <label>Former affiliations</label> </data> <data source="callsign_meaning"> <label>Call sign meaning</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Technical information</header> <data source="licensing_authority"> <label>Licensing authority</label> </data> <data source="facility_id"> <label>Facility ID</label> </data> <data source="class"> <label>Class</label> </data> <data source="power"> <label>Power</label> </data> <data source="erp"> <label>ERP</label> </data> <data source="haat"> <label>HAAT</label> </data> <data source="transmitter_coordinates"> <label>Transmitter coordinates</label> </data> <data source="translator(s)"> <label>Translator(s)</label> </data> <data source="repeater(s)"> <label>Repeater(s)</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Links</header> <data source="webcast"> <label>Webcast</label> </data> <data source="website"> <label>Website</label> </data> </group> </infobox> <noinclude>Example usage:<pre> {{Televisionstation v2 | name = | broadcast_area = | city_of_license = | country = | callsign = | logo = | logo_caption = | image = | caption = | channel = | branding = | slogan = | language = | subchannels = | network = | affiliations = | owner = | licensee = | operator = | sister_stations = | founded = | airdate = | last_airdate = | former_callsigns = | former_names = | former_channel_numbers = | former_affiliations = | callsign_meaning = | licensing_authority = | facility_id = | class = | power = | erp = | haat = | coordinates = | translator = | translators = | repeater = | repeaters = | webcast = | website = }} </pre></noinclude> 50ff3c26db7fe1e03f7053684fae6da244e6bcb8 359 332 2023-05-13T10:45:03Z GCServerNetwork 38021371 wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox/> <noinclude>Example usage:<pre> {{Televisionstation v2 | name = | broadcast_area = | city_of_license = | country = | callsign = | logo = | logo_caption = | image = | caption = | channel = | branding = | slogan = | language = | subchannels = | network = | affiliations = | owner = | licensee = | operator = | sister_stations = | founded = | airdate = | last_airdate = | former_callsigns = | former_names = | former_channel_numbers = | former_affiliations = | callsign_meaning = | licensing_authority = | facility_id = | class = | power = | erp = | haat = | coordinates = | translator = | translators = | repeater = | repeaters = | webcast = | website = }} </pre></noinclude> 12b118d4286ca93c81d8f7cf3c9cc2aee7d1d0a9 360 359 2023-05-13T10:45:35Z GCServerNetwork 38021371 Undo revision 359 by [[Special:Contributions/GCServerNetwork|GCServerNetwork]] ([[User talk:GCServerNetwork|talk]]) wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="name"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <image source="logo"> <caption source="logo_caption"/> </image> <image source="image"> <caption source="caption"/> </image> <group> <data source="callsign"> <label>Callsign</label> </data> <data source="city"> <label>City</label> </data> <data source="country"> <label>Country</label> </data> <data source="location"> <label>Broadcast area</label> </data> <data source="repeater_of"> <label>Repeater of</label> </data> <data source="satellite_of"> <label>Satellite of</label> </data> <data source="semi-satellite_of"> <label>Semi-satellite of</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Broadcast information</header> <data source="channel"> <label>Channel(s)</label> </data> <data source="branding"> <label>Branding</label> </data> <data source="slogan"> <label>Slogan</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Programming</header> <data source="network"> <label>Network</label> </data> <data source="language"> <label>Language(s)</label> </data> <data source="picture"> <label>Picture format</label> </data> <data source="affiliation"> <label>Affiliation(s)</label> </data> <data source="affiliations"> <label>Affiliations</label> </data> <data source="subchannels"> <label>Subchannels</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Ownership</header> <data source="owner"> <label>Owned by</label> </data> <data source="licensee"> <label>Licensee</label> </data> <data source="operator"> <label>Operator</label> </data> <data source="sister_stations"> <label>Sister stations</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>History</header> <data source="founded"> <label>Founded</label> </data> <data source="airdate"> <label>First air date</label> </data> <data source="last_airdate"> <label>Last air date</label> </data> <data source="former_callsigns"> <label>Former call signs</label> </data> <data source="former_names"> <label>Former names</label> </data> <data source="former_channel_numbers"> <label>Former channel number(s)</label> </data> <data source="former_affiliations"> <label>Former affiliations</label> </data> <data source="callsign_meaning"> <label>Call sign meaning</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Technical information</header> <data source="licensing_authority"> <label>Licensing authority</label> </data> <data source="facility_id"> <label>Facility ID</label> </data> <data source="class"> <label>Class</label> </data> <data source="power"> <label>Power</label> </data> <data source="erp"> <label>ERP</label> </data> <data source="haat"> <label>HAAT</label> </data> <data source="transmitter_coordinates"> <label>Transmitter coordinates</label> </data> <data source="translator(s)"> <label>Translator(s)</label> </data> <data source="repeater(s)"> <label>Repeater(s)</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Links</header> <data source="webcast"> <label>Webcast</label> </data> <data source="website"> <label>Website</label> </data> </group> </infobox> <noinclude>Example usage:<pre> {{Televisionstation v2 | name = | broadcast_area = | city_of_license = | country = | callsign = | logo = | logo_caption = | image = | caption = | channel = | branding = | slogan = | language = | subchannels = | network = | affiliations = | owner = | licensee = | operator = | sister_stations = | founded = | airdate = | last_airdate = | former_callsigns = | former_names = | former_channel_numbers = | former_affiliations = | callsign_meaning = | licensing_authority = | facility_id = | class = | power = | erp = | haat = | coordinates = | translator = | translators = | repeater = | repeaters = | webcast = | website = }} </pre></noinclude> 50ff3c26db7fe1e03f7053684fae6da244e6bcb8 361 360 2023-05-13T10:46:25Z GCServerNetwork 38021371 wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="name"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <image source="logo"> <caption source="logo_caption"/> </image> <image source="image"> <caption source="caption"/> </image> <group> <data source="callsign"> <label>Callsign</label> </data> <data source="city"> <label>City</label> </data> <data source="country"> <label>Country</label> </data> <data source="location"> <label>Broadcast area</label> </data> <data source="repeater_of"> <label>Repeater of</label> </data> <data source="satellite_of"> <label>Satellite of</label> </data> <data source="semi-satellite_of"> <label>Semi-satellite of</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Broadcast information</header> <data source="channel"> <label>Channel(s)</label> </data> <data source="branding"> <label>Branding</label> </data> <data source="slogan"> <label>Slogan</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Programming</header> <data source="network"> <label>Network</label> </data> <data source="language"> <label>Language(s)</label> </data> <data source="picture"> <label>Picture format</label> </data> <data source="affiliation"> <label>Affiliation(s)</label> </data> <data source="affiliations"> <label>Affiliations</label> </data> <data source="subchannels"> <label>Subchannels</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Ownership</header> <data source="owner"> <label>Owned by</label> </data> <data source="licensee"> <label>Licensee</label> </data> <data source="operator"> <label>Operator</label> </data> <data source="sister_stations"> <label>Sister stations</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>History</header> <data source="founded"> <label>Founded</label> </data> <data source="airdate"> <label>First air date</label> </data> <data source="last_airdate"> <label>Last air date</label> </data> <data source="former_callsigns"> <label>Former call signs</label> </data> <data source="former_names"> <label>Former names</label> </data> <data source="former_channel_numbers"> <label>Former channel number(s)</label> </data> <data source="former_affiliations"> <label>Former affiliations</label> </data> <data source="callsign_meaning"> <label>Call sign meaning</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Technical information</header> <data source="licensing_authority"> <label>Licensing authority</label> </data> <data source="facility_id"> <label>Facility ID</label> </data> <data source="class"> <label>Class</label> </data> <data source="power"> <label>Power</label> </data> <data source="erp"> <label>ERP</label> </data> <data source="haat"> <label>HAAT</label> </data> <data source="transmitter_coordinates"> <label>Transmitter coordinates</label> </data> <data source="translator"> <label>Translator</label> </data> <data source="repeater"> <label>Repeater</label> </data> <data source="translators"> <label>Translators</label> </data> <data source="repeaters"> <label>Repeaters</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Links</header> <data source="webcast"> <label>Webcast</label> </data> <data source="website"> <label>Website</label> </data> </group> </infobox> <noinclude>Example usage:<pre> {{Televisionstation v2 | name = | broadcast_area = | city_of_license = | country = | callsign = | logo = | logo_caption = | image = | caption = | channel = | branding = | slogan = | language = | subchannels = | network = | affiliations = | owner = | licensee = | operator = | sister_stations = | founded = | airdate = | last_airdate = | former_callsigns = | former_names = | former_channel_numbers = | former_affiliations = | callsign_meaning = | licensing_authority = | facility_id = | class = | power = | erp = | haat = | coordinates = | translator = | translators = | repeater = | repeaters = | webcast = | website = }} </pre></noinclude> 6d914db7c8dd7bc98615d896001c331692c6ffe8 0 172 333 259 2023-05-10T09:51:24Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Company v2 | title1 = clearchannel Communications, Inc. | image1 = [[File:Clear Channel (horizontal).jpg|thumb]] | caption1 = | type = Private multi-media conglomerate | industry = Broadcasting | headquarters = Miami, Florida | no_of_locations = 6 (Miami, NYC, LA, Chicago, DC, Boston) | founded = May 13th, 1920 | defunct = | fate = | predecessor = | successor = | founder(s) = | area_served = United States | products = TV, Radio | owner = | divisions = clearchannel Television<br>clearchannel Radio<br>ABS Television Distribution | subsidiaries = ABS News Productions | revenue = | operating_income = | net_income = | aum = | total_assets = | total_equity = | no_of_employees = 20,000 | slogan = ''Broadcasting... for the Future''. | website = clearchannel.com }}'''clear'''channel Communications, Inc. (otherwise known as '''clear'''channel) is a worldwide multi-media conglomerate company which owns television stations, radio stations, and cable/satellite providers, all around the world. Its headquarters are based in Miami, Florida and employs over 20,000 staff as of May 2023, which includes all departments, and all sectors, all around the world, making it '''''<u>THE</u>''''' largest multi-media broadcasting conglomerate company in the world. = Current properties (as of May 2023) = == National Over-the-Air Television == {| class="article-table" |+ ! Network name ! Format ! Language |- | [[American Broadcasting System|ABS]] || rowspan=4|General || rowspan=2|English |- | [[ABS Two]] |- | [[Sistema de Radiodifusion Estadounidense|SRE]] || rowspan=2|Spanish |- | [[SRE Dos]] |} == National Cable Networks == * Coming soon... == Local Television == {| class="article-table" |+ ! Callsign ! Channel number ! City ! Affiliation ! Language ! Callsign meaning |- | [[WWGN-TV]] || Channel 09.1 || Chicago || ABS '''O&O''' || rowspan=15|English || Named in honor of the real-life [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WGN-TV WGN-TV Chicago]. |- | [[WHUB-TV]] || Channel 05.1 || Boston || Independent || The '''HUB''' for all things New England. |- | [[KST-TV]] || Channel 06.1 || rowspan=2|Seattle/Tacoma/Everett || ABS '''O&O''' || '''S'''eattle/'''T'''acoma |- | [[KSTE-TV]] || Channel 16.1 || ABS Two '''O&O''' || '''S'''eattle/'''T'''acoma/'''E'''verett |- | rowspan=2|[[WOTW-TV]] || Channel 09.1 || rowspan=2|Orlando/Daytona Beach/Melbourne || ABS '''O&O''' || rowspan=2|'''O'''-'''T'''o'''W'''n |- | Channel 09.2 || ABS Two '''O&O''' |- | [[WMFL-TV]] || Channel 06.1 || Miami/Fort Lauderdale/Key West || Independent || '''M'''iami/'''F'''ort '''L'''auderdale <small>('''FLAGSHIP''' for the company)</small> |- | [[WYQC-TV]] || Channel 03.1 || rowspan=2|Charlotte || ABS '''O&O''' || '''W'''e're '''Y'''our '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | [[WCQC-TV]] || Channel 64.1 || 24-Hour News || '''C'''harlotte, the '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | rowspan=3|[[WRDF-TV]] || Channel 05.1 || rowspan=4|Raleigh/Durham/Fayetteville || NBC || rowspan=3|'''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham/'''F'''ayetteville |- | Channel 05.2 || ABS '''O&O''' |- | Channel 05.3 || ABS Two '''O&O''' |- | [[WRDT-TV]] || Channel 50.1 || 24-Hour News || '''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham and the '''T'''riangle |- | rowspan=2|[[KSLC-TV]] || Channel 05.1 || rowspan=4|Salt Lake City/Logan/Provo || ABS '''O&O''' || rowspan=2|'''S'''alt '''L'''ake '''C'''ity |- | Channel 05.2 || ABS Two '''O&O''' |- | rowspan=2|[[KUTS-TV]] || Channel 20.1 || SRE '''O&O''' || rowspan=2|Spanish || rowspan=2|'''UT'''ah '''S'''panish |- | Channel 20.2 || SRE Dos '''O&O''' |- | [[KQDC-TV]] || Channel 06.1 || Davenport, Iowa/Moline, Ill. || ABS '''O&O''' || rowspan=3|English || '''Q'''ua'''D''' '''C'''ities |- | rowspan=2|[[WGNV-TV]] || Channel 20.1 || rowspan=2|Gainesville/Ocala || ABS '''O&O''' || rowspan=2|'''G'''ai'''N'''es'''V'''ille |- | Channel 20.2 || ABS Two '''O&O''' |} == National Radio == {| class="article-table" |+ ! Network name ! Format ! Language |- | [[ABS Radio]] || General || rowspan=4|English |- | [[ABS Newsradio]] || News |- | [[ABS Sportsradio]] || Sports |- | [[SportsBet Radio]] || Sports Betting |- | [[SiriusXM Satellite Radio|SiriusXM]] || Satellite || rowspan=3|English/Spanish |- | [[iHeartRadio]] || General |- | [[Premiere Networks|Premiere]] || Syndication |- | [[KISS-FM (brand)|KISS-FM]] || Various || rowspan=2|English |- | [[EDC Radio]] || Dance/EDM |} == Local Radio == {| class="article-table" |+ ! Callsign ! Frequency ! City ! Format ! Language ! Callsign meaning |- | [[WWGN (AM)|WWGN]] || AM 780 || Chicago || All-news || rowspan=23|English || Named in honor of the real-life [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WGN_(AM) 720 WGN Chicago]. |- | [[WOTW (AM)|WOTW]] || AM 850 || rowspan=3|Orlando/Daytona Beach/Melbourne || All-news || '''O'''-'''T'''o'''W'''n |- | [[WOSJ]] || FM 103.1 || Smooth Jazz || '''O'''rlando's '''S'''mooth '''J'''azz |- | [[WOTW-FM]] || FM 105.1 || A.C. || '''O'''-'''T'''o'''W'''n |- | [[WMFL (AM)|WMFL]] || AM 980 || rowspan=3|Miami/Fort Lauderdale/Key West || All-news || '''M'''iami/'''F'''ort '''L'''auderdale <small>('''FLAGSHIP''' for the company)</small> |- | [[WEDC-FM]] || FM 93.5 || Dance/EDM || '''EDC''' Radio Network <small>('''FLAGSHIP''' for the network)</small> |- | [[WKSM-FM]] || FM 100.1 || Top 40 CHR/Dance || '''K'''is'''S'''-FM '''M'''iami <small>('''FLAGSHIP''' for the brand)</small> |- | [[WYQC (AM)|WYQC]] || AM 930 || rowspan=5|Charlotte || All-news || '''W'''e're '''Y'''our '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | [[WCQC (AM)|WCQC]] || AM 1110 || Sports || '''C'''harlotte, the '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | [[WQCL-FM]] || FM 92.7 || Sports || '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity '''L'''IVE |- | [[WCQC-FM]] || FM 95.1 || A.C. || '''C'''harlotte, the '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | [[WYQC-FM]] || FM 103.7 || Top 40 CHR/Dance || '''W'''e're '''Y'''our '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | [[WRDC (AM)|WRDC]] || AM 620 || rowspan=5|Raleigh/Durham/Fayetteville || Sports <small>(ESPN Radio)</small> || '''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham/'''C'''hapel Hill |- | [[WRDF (AM)|WRDF]] || AM 680 || All-news and Talk + Sports || '''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham/'''F'''ayetteville |- | [[WRDS (AM)|WRDS]] || AM 1550 || Sports || rowspan=2|'''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham '''S'''ports |- | [[WRDS-FM]] || FM 99.9 || Sports <small>(Local/ABS Sportsradio)</small> |- | [[WRDT-FM]] || FM 101.5 || A.C. || '''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham and the '''T'''riangle |- | [[KSLC (AM)|KSLC]] || AM 1160 || rowspan=6|Salt Lake City || All-news + Sports || '''S'''alt '''L'''ake '''C'''ity |- | [[KUTS (AM)|KUTS]] || AM 1280 || Sports <small>(Local/ABS Sportsradio)</small> || rowspan=2|'''UT'''ah '''S'''ports |- | [[KUTS-FM]] || FM 97.5 || Sports <small>(Local/ABS Sportsradio)</small> |- | [[KUMH-FM]] || FM 100.3 || A.C. || '''U'''tah '''M'''usic '''H'''ub |- | [[KSLC-FM]] || FM 102.7 || All-news + Sports || '''S'''alt '''L'''ake '''C'''ity |- | [[KSRU-FM]] || FM 103.5 || Sports <small>(ESPN Radio)</small> || '''S'''ports'''R'''adio '''U'''tah |} == National Cable Provider == * [[ABS CableSystem]] 018433fb7cc4cbc860d21747b444d0d735f31551 0 202 334 2023-05-10T10:00:11Z TheRolyPoly 893408 Created page with "{{Televisionstation v2 | name = | location = Miami/Fort Lauderdale | city = Miami, Florida | country = United States of America | callsign = | logo = | logo_caption = Logo coming soon. | image = | caption = | channel = Digital: 16 (UHF)<br>Virual: 6 (VHF; PSIP) | branding = ''WMFL Channel 6'' (general)..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation v2 | name = | location = Miami/Fort Lauderdale | city = Miami, Florida | country = United States of America | callsign = | logo = | logo_caption = Logo coming soon. | image = | caption = | channel = Digital: 16 (UHF)<br>Virual: 6 (VHF; PSIP) | branding = ''WMFL Channel 6'' (general)<br>''WMFL NewsChannel 6'' (newscasts) | slogan = ''South Florida's 24-Hour NewsChannel'' (newscasts) | language = English | subchannels = '''6.2''': 24-Hour News<br>'''6.3''': Traffic/WX<br>'''6.4''': Independent<br>'''6.5''': [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scripps_News Scripps News]<br>'''6.6''': [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stadium_(sports_network) Stadium] | network = | affiliations = '''6.1''': Independent <small>(since 1948)</small> | owner = [[Clearchannel Communications, Inc.|'''clear'''channel Communications, Inc.]] <small>('''clear'''channel Television)</small> | licensee = '''clear'''channel of South Florida, Inc. | operator = | sister_stations = [[WMFL (AM)|WMFL]], [[WEDC-FM]], [[WKSM-FM]] | founded = | airdate = May 13th, 1948 | last_airdate = | former_callsigns = | former_names = | former_channel_numbers = '''Analog''':<br>6 (1948-2009)<br>'''Digital''':<br>46 (1998-2001)<br>18 (2001-2004)<br>10 (2004-2009)<br>6 (2009-2018) | former_affiliations = | callsign_meaning = '''M'''iami/'''F'''ort '''L'''auderdale | licensing_authority = [[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission|WBC]] | facility_id = | class = | power = | erp = 500 kW | haat = 1,750 feet | coordinates = | translator = WFLK-LD 24 (UHF) Key West | translators = | repeater = | repeaters = | webcast = WMFL6Miami.com/LIVE<br><small>(live and repeat newscasts, and 24-hour 6.2 and 6.3 streams)</small> | website = WMFL6Miami.com }}'''WMFL-TV''' (channel 6) is an independent television station, licensed to Miami, Florida, United States, North America, Northern Hemisphere, Earth, and serving the South Florida (Miami/Fort Lauderdale/Key West) television market. It is the '''<u>FLAGSHIP</u>''' television station of locally-based [[Clearchannel Communications, Inc.|'''clear'''channel Communications, Inc.]] whose roots in South Florida date back to its founding in 1920 as a local radio operator within the Ortega family, whose generations later (now lead by the founder's son, Roly) currently own the multi-media conglomerate company. '''clear'''channel has owned WMFL-TV since its inception. WMFL-TV is a sister to radio stations [[WMFL (AM)|WMFL]] (AM 980), [[WEDC-FM]] (93.5), and [[WKSM-FM]] (100.1). WMFL-TV (its sister South Florida properties, and the national headquarters of '''clear'''channel Communications, Inc.) are located inside a 10-story building at 1401 79th Street Causeway (SR 934) in North Bay Village (with a Miami postal address), and its transmitter is located near the Miami-Dade/Broward County line nearby where I-75 and the Florida's Turnpike meet in Miramar, Florida. On cable, the station can be seen on [[ABS CableSystem]] channel 6 (in SD and HD) in all South Florida counties. = History = Coming soon... = Programming = Coming soon... = News operation = Coming soon... == News Music == * 1950-1960: ''WMFL 1950 News Theme'' * 1960-1965: ''WMFL 1960 News Theme'' * 1965-1970: ''WMFL 1965 News Theme'' * 1970-1975: ''WMFL 1970 News Theme'' (WTVJ; 1975-1979 for 6:00pm '''ONLY''') * 1975-1980: ''Move Closer To Your World'' (Mayoham Music) * 1980-1995: ''Hello News'' (Gari Media Group) * 1995-2000: ''Signature'' (Stephen Arnold Music) * 2000-2003: ''Image News - WROC Version'' (Gari Media Group) * 2003-2008: ''Fusion'' (Stephen Arnold Music) * 2008-2011: ''Image News'' (Gari Media Group) * 2012-2022: ''Coverage'' (615 Music) * 2022-Pres: ''Stream'' (Stephen Arnold Music) == Newscast Brandings == * 1948-1956: ''WMFL-Television News/Newsreel'' * 1956-1968: ''WMFL-TV News'' ** 1966-1979: ''The Ralph Renick Report'' (6:00pm '''ONLY''') * 1968-1973: ''Channel 6 Eyewitness News'' * 1973-1979: ''NewsCenter 6'' * 1980-1990: ''News 6 South Florida'' * 1990-Pres: ''WMFL NewsChannel 6'' = Schedule (as of May 2023) = {| class="article-table" |+ Key ! Local !! Syndicated !! National |- | '''Bold''' || ''Italicized'' || <u>Underlined</u> |} === Weekdays === * 04:00-10:00 AM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 - The Morning News''' * 10:00-11:00 AM: ''LIVE with Kelly and Mark'' * 11:00AM-12:00PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at Midday''' * 12:00-01:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 12 Noon''' * 01:00-02:00 PM: ''Tamron Hall'' * 02:00-03:00 PM: ''Kelly Clarkson'' * 03:00-04:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 03:00PM''' * 04:00-05:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 04:00PM''' * 05:00-06:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 05:00PM''' * 06:00-07:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 06:00PM''' * 07:00-08:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 07:00PM''' * 08:00-09:00 PM: ''Family Feud'' (two episodes) * 09:00-09:30 PM: ''Wheel of Fortune'' * 09:30-10:00 PM: ''Jeopardy!'' * 10:00-11:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 10:00PM''' * 11:00PM-12:00AM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 11:00PM''' * 12:00-01:00 AM: '''South Florida Sports TONIGHT''' * 01:00-04:00 AM: '''The Eyes of South Florida''' ('''LIVE''' cameras from throughout South Florida plus an audio simulcast of ''Newsradio 980 [[WMFL (AM)|WMFL]]'') === Saturdays === * 04:00-05:00 AM: '''The Eyes of South Florida''' * 05:00-11:00 AM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 - The Morning News''' * 11:00AM-12:00PM: '''South Florida Out and About''' (a look at upcoming events across South Florida, plus places, and things to do.) * 12:00-01:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 12 Noon''' * 01:00-03:00 PM: <u>E/I Programming</u> (first two hours) * 03:00-05:00 PM: '''WMFL Channel 6's Weekend Movie Showcase''' * 05:00-06:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 05:00PM''' * 06:00-07:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 06:00PM''' * 07:00-08:00 PM: '''South Florida Out and About''' (repeat) * 08:00-09:00 PM: ''Family Feud'' (two episodes) * 09:00-09:30 PM: ''Wheel of Fortune'' * 09:30-10:00 PM: ''Jeopardy!'' * 10:00-11:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 10:00PM''' * 11:00PM-12:00AM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 11:00PM''' * 12:00-01:00 AM: '''South Florida Sports TONIGHT''' * 01:00-04:00 AM: '''The Eyes of South Florida''' === Sundays === * 04:00-05:00 AM: '''The Eyes of South Florida''' * 05:00-11:00 AM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 - The Morning News''' * 11:00AM-12:00PM: '''We Are South Florida''' (A Sunday morning public affairs show, discussing and dissecting the week's political news and other happenings, including community events and feature stories in South Florida.) * 12:00-01:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 12 Noon''' * 01:00-02:00 PM: <u>E/I Programming</u> (final hour) * 02:00-05:00 PM: ''The Billboard Charts Show'' ('''clear'''channel syndication '''<u>EXCLUSIVE</u>''') * 05:00-06:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 05:00PM''' * 06:00-07:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 06:00PM''' * 07:00-08:00 PM: '''We Are South Florida''' (repeat) * 08:00-09:00 PM: ''Family Feud'' (two episodes) * 09:00-10:00 PM: ''Speakers' Corner'' ('''clear'''channel syndication '''<u>EXCLUSIVE</u>''') * 10:00-11:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 10:00PM''' * 11:00PM-12:00AM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 11:00PM''' * 12:00-01:00 AM: '''South Florida Sports TONIGHT''' * 01:00-04:00 AM: '''The Eyes of South Florida''' = Technical information = == Subchannels == The station's signal is multiplexed: <section begin=subchannels /> {| class="wikitable" |+ Subchannels of WMFL-TV ! scope = "col" | Channel ! scope = "col" | Resolution ! scope = "col" | Aspect ratio ! scope = "col" | Short name ! scope = "col" | Programming ! scope = "col" | ABS CableSystem |- ! scope = "row" | 6.1 | rowspan=4|1080i || rowspan=6|16:9 || WMFLTV6 || Main WMFL-TV programming / Independent || Channel 6 |- ! scope = "row" | 6.2 | WMFL-DT || ''WMFL 6 Plus'' || Channel 7 |- ! scope = "row" | 6.3 | WMFL-FA || ''WMFL 6 First Alert Traffic and Weather Together'' || Channel 160 |- ! scope = "row" | 6.4 | SoFlo + || ''South Florida Plus'' / Independent || Channel 8 |- ! scope = "row" | 6.5 | rowspan=2|480i || Scripps || ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scripps_News Scripps News] South Florida'' || Channel 163 |- ! scope = "row" | 6.6 | Stadium || ''South Florida Sports''/[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stadium_(sports_network) Stadium] || Channel 165 |} <section end=subchannels /> On May 13th, 1998, during WMFL-TV's 50th Anniversary Special, WMFL-TV became the first television station in Florida, and more likely the first television station in the country, to sign on its digital television signal at 3:00 p.m. On that day, WMFL-DT signed on as UHF Channel 46, but has since moved four times over, first to Channel 18 in 2001, then to VHF on Channel 10 in 2004, and moving to Channel 6 after the digital conversion of 2009 before finally settling and moving up back to UHF on Channel 16 in 2018. === Subchannel history === ==== WMFL-DT2 ==== '''WMFL-DT2''' is the second subchannel of WMFL-TV that carries a 24-hour local news and weather format, known as ''WMFL 6 Plus'', and broadcasts in high definition on channel 6.2. Formerly known as ''WMFL NewsChannel 6 NOW'' until October 26th, 2020, the subchannel airs '''LIVE''' and rebroadcasts of all of WMFL-TV's newscasts as well as special programming and '''LIVE''' breaking news and severe weather coverage. ==== WMFL-DT3 ==== '''WMFL-DT3''' is the third subchannel of WMFL-TV that carries a 24-hour local traffic and weather format, known as ''WMFL 6 First Alert Traffic and Weather Together'', and broadcasts in high definition on channel 6.3. Formerly known as ''SkyWatch 6 Weather 24/7'' and later as ''WMFL 6 Traffic and Weather Together'' (before adopting the '''First Alert''' weather and traffic brandings in 2022), the channel is powered by the ''WMFL 6 First Alert StormTeam'' and the ''WMFL 6 First Alert Traffic Team'' and broadcasts 24-hour local traffic and weather conditions, including the latest updated maps, forecasts, radars, graphics, alternative routes, drive times, traffic and weather cameras, and more, plus updates from WMFL 6's Traffic and Weather teams. ==== WMFL-DT4 ==== '''WMFL-DT4''' is the fourth subchannel of WMFL-TV that carries a 24-hour local independent format, known as ''South Florida Plus'', and broadcasts in high definition on channel 6.4. ''South Florida Plus'' is an extra independent service of WMFL-TV that carries mainly South Florida-born, made, and targeted programs, such as a simulcast of sister station [[WKSM-FM]]'s ''The KVJ Show'' (and its ''After The Show Podcast'' in edited form), edited versions of ''The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz'' (carried in an agreement with Meadowlark Media and DraftKings), ''South Beach Sessions'' (on Sundays, again from Meadowlark and DraftKings), and simulcasts of WMFL-TV's weeknight 5:00 and 11:00, and nightly 6:00 and 10:00pm newscasts. It also carries four different South Florida-curated music blocks throghout the day, including... * ''SoFlo (Saturday/Sunday) Sunrise'', four hours of ambient/calm/relaxing music to de-stress, and relax your weekend. (weekends from 6:00-10:00am) * ''SoFlo Midday Music'', three hours of music from the '70s, '80s, '90s, and 2000s. (weekdays from 10:00am-1:00pm) * ''SoFlo Musicland'', three hours of music from all genres across all decades. (nightly from 7:00-10:00pm) * ''SoFlo Clubland'', four-to-seven hours of EDM music across all subgenres. (weeknights from 2:00-6:00am, weekends from 11:00pm-6:00am) ==== WMFL-DT5 ==== '''WMFL-DT5''' is the fifth subchannel of WMFL-TV that carries a 24-hour national news network, known as [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scripps_News Scripps News], and broadcasts in 16:9 standard definition on channel 6.5. Formerly known as ''Newsy'' until the 2023 relaunch, ''Scripps News'' carries live news blocks every weekday, plus documentaries, long-form investigations, live coverage of breaking news, Scripps' syndicated news programs such as ''The List'' and ''The Upside'', and more. ''Scripps News South Florida'' also carries five-minute local news and weather cut-ins from WMFL-TV twice every hour. ==== WMFL-DT6 ==== '''WMFL-DT6''' is the sixth subchannel of WMFL-TV that carries a 24-hour national sports network, known as [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stadium_(sports_network) Stadium], and broadcaasts in 16:9 standard definition on channel 6.6. The channel is known locally as '''South Florida Sports''' and carries a mix of local and national sports programs and telecasts, including a simulcast of WMFL-TV's '''South Florida Sports TONIGHT''', which airs every night at 12 Midnight after WMFL-TV's nightly hour-long 11:00pm newscast. = Translator = In addition to its main signal, WMFL-TV is also carried on the following translator: {| class="fandom-table" !Call Letters !Channel (VC/RF) !City of License !Licensee !Callsign meaning !Notes |- |'''WFLK-LD''' |24 (UHF)<br>24 (UHF) |Key West |clearchannel of South Florida, Inc. |'''FL'''orida '''K'''eys |Digital low-power translator |} WMFL-TV's use of a translator is necessary as WMFL-TV's main signal does not reach the Florida Keys. 08825ad0b79020a7f56bf9fbc4852c6ce184a05c 343 334 2023-05-11T07:17:33Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation v2 | name = | location = Miami/Fort Lauderdale | city = Miami, Florida | country = United States of America | callsign = | logo = [[File:WMFL-TV 6 Short (White).png]] | logo_caption = | image = | caption = | channel = Digital: 16 (UHF)<br>Virual: 6 (VHF; PSIP) | branding = ''WMFL Channel 6'' (general)<br>''WMFL NewsChannel 6'' (newscasts) | slogan = ''South Florida's 24-Hour NewsChannel'' (newscasts) | language = English | subchannels = '''6.2''': 24-Hour News<br>'''6.3''': Traffic/WX<br>'''6.4''': Independent<br>'''6.5''': [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scripps_News Scripps News]<br>'''6.6''': [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stadium_(sports_network) Stadium] | network = | affiliations = '''6.1''': Independent <small>(since 1948)</small> | owner = [[Clearchannel Communications, Inc.|'''clear'''channel Communications, Inc.]] <small>('''clear'''channel Television)</small> | licensee = '''clear'''channel of South Florida, Inc. | operator = | sister_stations = [[WMFL (AM)|WMFL]], [[WEDC-FM]], [[WKSM-FM]] | founded = | airdate = May 13th, 1948 | last_airdate = | former_callsigns = | former_names = | former_channel_numbers = '''Analog''':<br>6 (1948-2009)<br>'''Digital''':<br>46 (1998-2001)<br>18 (2001-2004)<br>10 (2004-2009)<br>6 (2009-2018) | former_affiliations = | callsign_meaning = '''M'''iami/'''F'''ort '''L'''auderdale | licensing_authority = [[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission|WBC]] | facility_id = | class = | power = | erp = 500 kW | haat = 1,750 feet | coordinates = | translator = WFLK-LD 24 (UHF) Key West | translators = | repeater = | repeaters = | webcast = WMFL6Miami.com/LIVE<br><small>(live and repeat newscasts, and 24-hour 6.2 and 6.3 streams)</small> | website = WMFL6Miami.com }}'''WMFL-TV''' (channel 6) is an independent television station, licensed to Miami, Florida, United States, North America, Northern Hemisphere, Earth, and serving the South Florida (Miami/Fort Lauderdale/Key West) television market. It is the '''<u>FLAGSHIP</u>''' television station of locally-based [[Clearchannel Communications, Inc.|'''clear'''channel Communications, Inc.]] whose roots in South Florida date back to its founding in 1920 as a local radio operator within the Ortega family, whose generations later (now lead by the founder's son, Roly) currently own the multi-media conglomerate company. '''clear'''channel has owned WMFL-TV since its inception. WMFL-TV is a sister to radio stations [[WMFL (AM)|WMFL]] (AM 980), [[WEDC-FM]] (93.5), and [[WKSM-FM]] (100.1). WMFL-TV (its sister South Florida properties, and the national headquarters of '''clear'''channel Communications, Inc.) are located inside a 10-story building at 1401 79th Street Causeway (SR 934) in North Bay Village (with a Miami postal address), and its transmitter is located near the Miami-Dade/Broward County line nearby where I-75 and the Florida's Turnpike meet in Miramar, Florida. On cable, the station can be seen on [[ABS CableSystem]] channel 6 (in SD and HD) in all South Florida counties. = History = Coming soon... = Programming = Coming soon... = News operation = Coming soon... == News Music == * 1950-1960: ''WMFL 1950 News Theme'' * 1960-1965: ''WMFL 1960 News Theme'' * 1965-1970: ''WMFL 1965 News Theme'' * 1970-1975: ''WMFL 1970 News Theme'' (WTVJ; 1975-1979 for 6:00pm '''ONLY''') * 1975-1980: ''Move Closer To Your World'' (Mayoham Music) * 1980-1995: ''Hello News'' (Gari Media Group) * 1995-2000: ''Signature'' (Stephen Arnold Music) * 2000-2003: ''Image News - WROC Version'' (Gari Media Group) * 2003-2008: ''Fusion'' (Stephen Arnold Music) * 2008-2011: ''Image News'' (Gari Media Group) * 2012-2022: ''Coverage'' (615 Music) * 2022-Pres: ''Stream'' (Stephen Arnold Music) == Newscast Brandings == * 1948-1956: ''WMFL-Television News/Newsreel'' * 1956-1968: ''WMFL-TV News'' ** 1966-1979: ''The Ralph Renick Report'' (6:00pm '''ONLY''') * 1968-1973: ''Channel 6 Eyewitness News'' * 1973-1979: ''NewsCenter 6'' * 1980-1990: ''News 6 South Florida'' * 1990-Pres: ''WMFL NewsChannel 6'' = Schedule (as of May 2023) = {| class="article-table" |+ Key ! Local !! Syndicated !! National |- | '''Bold''' || ''Italicized'' || <u>Underlined</u> |} === Weekdays === * 04:00-10:00 AM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 - The Morning News''' * 10:00-11:00 AM: ''LIVE with Kelly and Mark'' * 11:00AM-12:00PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at Midday''' * 12:00-01:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 12 Noon''' * 01:00-02:00 PM: ''Tamron Hall'' * 02:00-03:00 PM: ''Kelly Clarkson'' * 03:00-04:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 03:00PM''' * 04:00-05:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 04:00PM''' * 05:00-06:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 05:00PM''' * 06:00-07:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 06:00PM''' * 07:00-08:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 07:00PM''' * 08:00-09:00 PM: ''Family Feud'' (two episodes) * 09:00-09:30 PM: ''Wheel of Fortune'' * 09:30-10:00 PM: ''Jeopardy!'' * 10:00-11:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 10:00PM''' * 11:00PM-12:00AM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 11:00PM''' * 12:00-01:00 AM: '''South Florida Sports TONIGHT''' * 01:00-04:00 AM: '''The Eyes of South Florida''' ('''LIVE''' cameras from throughout South Florida plus an audio simulcast of ''Newsradio 980 [[WMFL (AM)|WMFL]]'') === Saturdays === * 04:00-05:00 AM: '''The Eyes of South Florida''' * 05:00-11:00 AM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 - The Morning News''' * 11:00AM-12:00PM: '''South Florida Out and About''' (a look at upcoming events across South Florida, plus places, and things to do.) * 12:00-01:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 12 Noon''' * 01:00-03:00 PM: <u>E/I Programming</u> (first two hours) * 03:00-05:00 PM: '''WMFL Channel 6's Weekend Movie Showcase''' * 05:00-06:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 05:00PM''' * 06:00-07:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 06:00PM''' * 07:00-08:00 PM: '''South Florida Out and About''' (repeat) * 08:00-09:00 PM: ''Family Feud'' (two episodes) * 09:00-09:30 PM: ''Wheel of Fortune'' * 09:30-10:00 PM: ''Jeopardy!'' * 10:00-11:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 10:00PM''' * 11:00PM-12:00AM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 11:00PM''' * 12:00-01:00 AM: '''South Florida Sports TONIGHT''' * 01:00-04:00 AM: '''The Eyes of South Florida''' === Sundays === * 04:00-05:00 AM: '''The Eyes of South Florida''' * 05:00-11:00 AM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 - The Morning News''' * 11:00AM-12:00PM: '''We Are South Florida''' (A Sunday morning public affairs show, discussing and dissecting the week's political news and other happenings, including community events and feature stories in South Florida.) * 12:00-01:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 12 Noon''' * 01:00-02:00 PM: <u>E/I Programming</u> (final hour) * 02:00-05:00 PM: ''The Billboard Charts Show'' ('''clear'''channel syndication '''<u>EXCLUSIVE</u>''') * 05:00-06:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 05:00PM''' * 06:00-07:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 06:00PM''' * 07:00-08:00 PM: '''We Are South Florida''' (repeat) * 08:00-09:00 PM: ''Family Feud'' (two episodes) * 09:00-10:00 PM: ''Speakers' Corner'' ('''clear'''channel syndication '''<u>EXCLUSIVE</u>''') * 10:00-11:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 10:00PM''' * 11:00PM-12:00AM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 11:00PM''' * 12:00-01:00 AM: '''South Florida Sports TONIGHT''' * 01:00-04:00 AM: '''The Eyes of South Florida''' = Technical information = == Subchannels == The station's signal is multiplexed: <section begin=subchannels /> {| class="wikitable" |+ Subchannels of WMFL-TV ! scope = "col" | Channel ! scope = "col" | Resolution ! scope = "col" | Aspect ratio ! scope = "col" | Short name ! scope = "col" | Programming ! scope = "col" | ABS CableSystem |- ! scope = "row" | 6.1 | rowspan=4|1080i || rowspan=6|16:9 || WMFLTV6 || Main WMFL-TV programming / Independent || Channel 6 |- ! scope = "row" | 6.2 | WMFL-DT || ''WMFL 6 Plus'' || Channel 7 |- ! scope = "row" | 6.3 | WMFL-FA || ''WMFL 6 First Alert Traffic and Weather Together'' || Channel 160 |- ! scope = "row" | 6.4 | SoFlo + || ''South Florida Plus'' / Independent || Channel 8 |- ! scope = "row" | 6.5 | rowspan=2|480i || Scripps || ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scripps_News Scripps News] South Florida'' || Channel 163 |- ! scope = "row" | 6.6 | Stadium || ''South Florida Sports''/[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stadium_(sports_network) Stadium] || Channel 165 |} <section end=subchannels /> On May 13th, 1998, during WMFL-TV's 50th Anniversary Special, WMFL-TV became the first television station in Florida, and more likely the first television station in the country, to sign on its digital television signal at 3:00 p.m. On that day, WMFL-DT signed on as UHF Channel 46, but has since moved four times over, first to Channel 18 in 2001, then to VHF on Channel 10 in 2004, and moving to Channel 6 after the digital conversion of 2009 before finally settling and moving up back to UHF on Channel 16 in 2018. === Subchannel history === ==== WMFL-DT2 ==== '''WMFL-DT2''' is the second subchannel of WMFL-TV that carries a 24-hour local news and weather format, known as ''WMFL 6 Plus'', and broadcasts in high definition on channel 6.2. Formerly known as ''WMFL NewsChannel 6 NOW'' until October 26th, 2020, the subchannel airs '''LIVE''' and rebroadcasts of all of WMFL-TV's newscasts as well as special programming and '''LIVE''' breaking news and severe weather coverage. ==== WMFL-DT3 ==== '''WMFL-DT3''' is the third subchannel of WMFL-TV that carries a 24-hour local traffic and weather format, known as ''WMFL 6 First Alert Traffic and Weather Together'', and broadcasts in high definition on channel 6.3. Formerly known as ''SkyWatch 6 Weather 24/7'' and later as ''WMFL 6 Traffic and Weather Together'' (before adopting the '''First Alert''' weather and traffic brandings in 2022), the channel is powered by the ''WMFL 6 First Alert StormTeam'' and the ''WMFL 6 First Alert Traffic Team'' and broadcasts 24-hour local traffic and weather conditions, including the latest updated maps, forecasts, radars, graphics, alternative routes, drive times, traffic and weather cameras, and more, plus updates from WMFL 6's Traffic and Weather teams. ==== WMFL-DT4 ==== '''WMFL-DT4''' is the fourth subchannel of WMFL-TV that carries a 24-hour local independent format, known as ''South Florida Plus'', and broadcasts in high definition on channel 6.4. ''South Florida Plus'' is an extra independent service of WMFL-TV that carries mainly South Florida-born, made, and targeted programs, such as a simulcast of sister station [[WKSM-FM]]'s ''The KVJ Show'' (and its ''After The Show Podcast'' in edited form), edited versions of ''The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz'' (carried in an agreement with Meadowlark Media and DraftKings), ''South Beach Sessions'' (on Sundays, again from Meadowlark and DraftKings), and simulcasts of WMFL-TV's weeknight 5:00 and 11:00, and nightly 6:00 and 10:00pm newscasts. It also carries four different South Florida-curated music blocks throghout the day, including... * ''SoFlo (Saturday/Sunday) Sunrise'', four hours of ambient/calm/relaxing music to de-stress, and relax your weekend. (weekends from 6:00-10:00am) * ''SoFlo Midday Music'', three hours of music from the '70s, '80s, '90s, and 2000s. (weekdays from 10:00am-1:00pm) * ''SoFlo Musicland'', three hours of music from all genres across all decades. (nightly from 7:00-10:00pm) * ''SoFlo Clubland'', four-to-seven hours of EDM music across all subgenres. (weeknights from 2:00-6:00am, weekends from 11:00pm-6:00am) ==== WMFL-DT5 ==== '''WMFL-DT5''' is the fifth subchannel of WMFL-TV that carries a 24-hour national news network, known as [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scripps_News Scripps News], and broadcasts in 16:9 standard definition on channel 6.5. Formerly known as ''Newsy'' until the 2023 relaunch, ''Scripps News'' carries live news blocks every weekday, plus documentaries, long-form investigations, live coverage of breaking news, Scripps' syndicated news programs such as ''The List'' and ''The Upside'', and more. ''Scripps News South Florida'' also carries five-minute local news and weather cut-ins from WMFL-TV twice every hour. ==== WMFL-DT6 ==== '''WMFL-DT6''' is the sixth subchannel of WMFL-TV that carries a 24-hour national sports network, known as [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stadium_(sports_network) Stadium], and broadcaasts in 16:9 standard definition on channel 6.6. The channel is known locally as '''South Florida Sports''' and carries a mix of local and national sports programs and telecasts, including a simulcast of WMFL-TV's '''South Florida Sports TONIGHT''', which airs every night at 12 Midnight after WMFL-TV's nightly hour-long 11:00pm newscast. = Translator = In addition to its main signal, WMFL-TV is also carried on the following translator: {| class="fandom-table" !Call Letters !Channel (VC/RF) !City of License !Licensee !Callsign meaning !Notes |- |'''WFLK-LD''' |24 (UHF)<br>24 (UHF) |Key West |clearchannel of South Florida, Inc. |'''FL'''orida '''K'''eys |Digital low-power translator |} WMFL-TV's use of a translator is necessary as WMFL-TV's main signal does not reach the Florida Keys. d40cc1d35d77ecb2df8becb2101434f1eb7be568 6 150 336 170 2023-05-10T22:21:28Z TheRolyPoly 893408 TheRolyPoly uploaded a new version of [[File:Site-favicon.ico]] wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 353 336 2023-05-12T17:10:14Z TheRolyPoly 893408 TheRolyPoly uploaded a new version of [[File:Site-favicon.ico]] wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 354 353 2023-05-12T22:11:09Z TheRolyPoly 893408 TheRolyPoly uploaded a new version of [[File:Site-favicon.ico]] wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 362 354 2023-05-14T01:21:43Z TheRolyPoly 893408 TheRolyPoly uploaded a new version of [[File:Site-favicon.ico]] wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 203 337 2023-05-10T23:18:58Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki A logo for the Worldwide Broadcasting Commission (WBC). b812c990ca8f8dcb5197f68a67446b2af9e71bba 0 152 338 182 2023-05-10T23:22:16Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Worldwide Broadcasting Commission.png|center|300px]] The '''Worldwide Broadcasting Commission''' ('''<u>WBC</u>''' for short) is an independent fictional agency of Fantasy Media Hub that regulates communications by radio, television, wire, satellite, and cable across the world. The WBC maintains jurisdiction over the areas of broadband access, fair competition, radio frequency use, media responsibility, public safety, and homeland security. The WBC was formed by the Global Communications Act of 1930 to replace the radio regulation functions of the ''Worldwide Radio Commission''. The WBC took over wire communication regulation from the ''United Interstate Commission''. The WBC's mandated jurisdiction covers every country, and territory acorss the world. The WBC is funded entirely by regulatory fees, and has an estimated fiscal-2022 budget of USD$5 trillion. = Mission and agency objectives = The WBC's mission, specified in Section One of the Global Communications Act of 1930 and amended by the Global Telecommunications Act of 1995 (amendment to 47 W.W.C. §151), is to "''make available so far as possible, to all the people of the world, without discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, or sex, rapid, efficient, nationwide, and world-wide wire and radio communication services with adequate facilities at reasonable charges''." The act furthermore provides that the WBC was created "''for the purpose of the national defense''" and "''for the purpose of promoting safety of life and property through the use of wire and radio communications''." = History = The rest of the page is coming soon. a64eb0687bdba671580945fb99d11406e78bf4dc 6 206 342 2023-05-11T07:16:18Z TheRolyPoly 893408 The main logo for WMFL-TV 6 as of May 2023. wikitext text/x-wiki == Summary == The main logo for WMFL-TV 6 as of May 2023. 16ebbb46655331496b6088e04a57341c1e07b512 10 191 344 305 2023-05-11T07:31:09Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="name"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <data source="above"> <format><center>{{{above}}}</center></format> </data> <image source="logo"> <caption source="logo_caption" /> </image> <image source="image"> <caption source="caption" /> </image> <data source="callsign"> <label>Callsign</label> </data> <data source="location"> <label>Location</label> </data> <data 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344 2023-05-11T07:37:01Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="name"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <data source="above"> <format><center>{{{above}}}</center></format> </data> <image source="logo"> <caption source="logo_caption" /> </image> <image source="image"> <caption source="caption" /> </image> <data source="callsign"> <label>Callsign</label> </data> <data source="location"> <label>Location</label> </data> <data source="city"> <label>City</label> </data> <data source="country"> <label>Country</label> </data> <data source="area"> <label>Broadcast area</label> </data> <data source="frequency"> <label>Frequency</label> </data> <data source="rds"> <label>RDS</label> </data> <data source="branding"> <label>Branding</label> </data> <data source="slogan"> <label>Slogan</label> </data> <group> <header>Programming</header> <data source="language"> <label>Language(s)</label> </data> <data source="format"> <label>Format</label> </data> <data 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information</header> <data source="licensing_authority"> <label>Licensing authority</label> </data> <data source="facility_id"> <label>Facility ID</label> </data> <data source="class"> <label>Class</label> </data> <data source="power"> <label>Power</label> </data> <data source="erp"> <label>ERP</label> </data> <data source="haat"> <label>HAAT</label> </data> <data source="coordinates"> <label>Transmitter coordinates</label> </data> <data source="translator"> <label>Translator(s)</label> </data> <data source="repeater"> <label>Repeater(s)</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Links</header> <data source="webcast"> <label>Webcast</label> </data> <data source="website"> <label>Website</label> </data> </group> </infobox> <noinclude>Example usage:<pre> {{Radiostation v2 | name = | city = | country = | callsign = | logo = | logo_caption = | image = | caption = | area = | frequency = | rds = | branding = | slogan = | languages = | format = | subchannels = | network = | affiliations = | 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<label>City</label> </data> <data source="country"> <label>Country</label> </data> <data source="area"> <label>Broadcast area</label> </data> <data source="frequency"> <label>Frequency</label> </data> <data source="rds"> <label>RDS</label> </data> <data source="branding"> <label>Branding</label> </data> <data source="slogan"> <label>Slogan</label> </data> <group> <header>Programming</header> <data source="language"> <label>Language(s)</label> </data> <data source="format"> <label>Format</label> </data> <data source="subchannels"> <label>Subchannels</label> </data> <data source="network"> <label>Network</label> </data> <data source="affiliations"> <label>Affiliations</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Ownership</header> <data source="owner"> <label>Owner</label> <format>{{{owner}}}<br />({{{licensee}}})</format> </data> <data source="operator"> <label>Operator</label> </data> <data source="sister_stations"> <label>Sister stations</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>History</header> <data source="founded"> <label>Founded</label> </data> <data source="airdate"> <label>First air date</label> </data> <data source="last_airdate"> <label>Last air date</label> </data> <data source="former_callsigns"> <label>Former call signs</label> </data> <data source="former_names"> <label>Former names</label> </data> <data source="former_frequencies"> <label>Former frequencies</label> </data> <data source="callsign_meaning"> <label>Call sign meaning</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Technical information</header> <data source="licensing_authority"> <label>Licensing authority</label> </data> <data source="facility_id"> <label>Facility ID</label> </data> <data source="class"> <label>Class</label> </data> <data source="power"> <label>Power</label> </data> <data source="erp"> <label>ERP</label> </data> <data source="haat"> <label>HAAT</label> </data> <data source="coordinates"> <label>Transmitter coordinates</label> </data> <data source="translator"> <label>Translator</label> </data> <data source="repeater"> <label>Repeater</label> </data> <data source="translators"> <label>Translators</label> </data> <data source="repeaters"> <label>Repeaters</label> </data> </group> <group> <header>Links</header> <data source="webcast"> <label>Webcast</label> </data> <data source="website"> <label>Website</label> </data> </group> </infobox> <noinclude>Example usage:<pre> {{Radiostation v2 | name = | city = | country = | callsign = | logo = | logo_caption = | image = | caption = | area = | frequency = | rds = | branding = | slogan = | languages = | format = | subchannels = | network = | affiliations = | owner = | licensee = | operator = | sister_stations = | founded = | airdate = | last_airdate = | former_callsigns = | former_names = | former_frequencies = | callsign_meaning = | licensing_authority = | facility_id = <!--For United States radio stations only--> | class = | power = <!--AM stations only--> | erp = <!--FM stations only--> | haat = <!--FM stations only--> | coordinates = | translators = <!--if only one, insert "translator"--> | repeaters = <!--if only one, insert "repeater"--> | webcast = | website = }} </pre> </noinclude> 6905c2bbc58b120c75dbb2adca4537acd35a7e5c 6 207 346 2023-05-11T07:48:32Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki The logo to WKSM-FM Miami as of May 2023. 34b9c613d4d5d5262322d6cbb9f50e6c16255e42 0 208 347 2023-05-11T09:00:08Z TheRolyPoly 893408 Created page with "{{Radiostation v2 | name = | city = Miami, Florida | country = United States of America | callsign = | logo = [[File:100 KISS-FM Miami.png|center]] | logo_caption = | image = | caption = | area = South Florida | frequency = 100.1 MHz (HD Radio) | rds = | branding = 100 KISS-FM Miami | slogan = ''KVJ Sh..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Radiostation v2 | name = | city = Miami, Florida | country = United States of America | callsign = | logo = [[File:100 KISS-FM Miami.png|center]] | logo_caption = | image = | caption = | area = South Florida | frequency = 100.1 MHz (HD Radio) | rds = | branding = 100 KISS-FM Miami | slogan = ''KVJ Show Mornings and All The Hits!'' | languages = English | format = Top 40 (CHR)/Dance | subchannels = HD2: [[WEDC-FM]] simulcast (EDC Radio Miami) | network = [[KISS-FM (radio brand)|KISS-FM]] | affiliations = [[Premiere Networks]] | owner = [[Clearchannel Communications, Inc.|'''clear'''channel Communications, Inc.]] <small>('''clear'''channel Radio)</small> | licensee = '''clear'''channel of South Florida, Inc. | operator = | sister_stations = [[WMFL (AM)|WMFL]], [[WEDC-FM]], [[WMFL-TV]] | founded = | airdate = September 1st, 1946 | last_airdate = | former_callsigns = | former_names = | former_frequencies = | callsign_meaning = '''K'''is'''S'''-FM '''M'''iami | licensing_authority = [[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission|WBC]] | facility_id = | class = | power = | erp = 100,000 watts | haat = 1,200 feet | coordinates = | translators = HD2: 93.5 [[WEDC-FM]] (Miami) | repeaters = | webcast = KISSMiami.com/listen-live | website = KISSMiami.com }} '''WKSM-FM''' (100.1 MHz) is a heritage contemporary hit radio station, licensed to Miami, Florida, United States, North America, Northern Hemisphere, Earth, and serving the South Florida (Miami/Fort Lauderdale) radio market. It is owned and operated by locally-based [[Clearchannel Communications, Inc.|'''clear'''channel Communications, Inc.]], and has been since its inception as one of its '''<u>FLAGSHIP</u>''' properties, alongside sister stations [[WMFL-TV]] (Channel 6), [[WMFL (AM)|WMFL]] (AM 980), and [[WEDC-FM]] (93.5). WKSM-FM (its sister South Florida properties, and the national headquarters of '''clear'''channel Communications, Inc.) are located inside a 10-story building at 1401 79th Street Causeway (SR 934) in North Bay Village (with a Miami postal address), and its transmitter is located near the Miami-Dade/Broward County line nearby where I-75 and the Florida's Turnpike meet in Miramar, Florida. Besides its main analog transmission, WKSM-FM is also simulcast on HD Radio digital transmission with a simulcast of sister station WEDC on its HD2 subchannel, and streams online (like all other '''clear'''channel sister radio stations across the country) via the [[iHeartRadio]] app. = History = Coming soon... = Programming = WKSM-FM is a typical Top 40 CHR/Dance radio station, consisting of playing current and recurrent popular music as determined by the Top 40 music charts. Some of the music played on the station includes a little bit of everything, mainly pop and dance, but also includes urban, alternative, rock, country, hip-hop, and more. Music is typically determined by the music charts, but also via word of mouth, social media, trending clips, and more. == The KVJ Show == WKSM-FM is '''''THE''''' '''<u>FLAGSHIP</u>''' station for the locally-based, nationally-syndicated morning program ''The KVJ Show'', aired on the station since its debut in 1999. The program airs weekday mornings from 6:00-10:00am and is aired live on WKSM-FM, on the web at KISSMiami.com, streaming on the iHeartRadio app, on their main YouTube page (known as ''KVJ TV''), and is also simulcast on local television on [[WMFL-TV]]'s fourth subchannel, known as ''South Florida Plus''. A best-of version is aired on Saturday mornings, also from 6:00-10:00am. Hosted by Kevin Rolston, Virginia Sinicki, and Jason ''J-Bird'' Pennington, along with sidekicks Josh Duer (a.k.a. Producer Dennys), and Jeremy Kaufman (a.k.a. Suits), along with a whole suit of characters, alter-egos (mainly from ''J-Bird''), and well-known recurring daily and weekly segments, ''The KVJ Show'' has been a massive hit with South Florida's and national audiences since day one and has been one of the most-listened-to morning radio shows in the entire country. They've gained local cult-like celebrity status in South Florida for almost 25 years due to its overwhelming popularity that so much so, there's a dedicated group of listerers out there called ''KVJ Nation''. '''Nationers''', as they like to be known, are a group of listeners who tune in every day, show up at KVJ-sanctioned events, support great causes like the show's main charity '''Little Smiles''', and much more. Due to the overwhleming continued success of the program, WKSM management has given the program and its radio stars freedom to pretty much do whatever they want (as long as no profanity or dangerous stunts are involved), which is a rarity for a morning program of this magnitude. This also includes only playing one or two songs per hour so there's more time for regular ''KVJ Show'' content on the radio, plus they've created ''The KVJ Podcast Network'', which is the show's mini-media empire, and contains shows created and hosted by the show's radio stars, with the full support of WKSM management. Shows include doing a daily ''After The Show Podcast'' which is only available on YouTube and streaming on the iHeartRadio app after they go off-the-air at 10:00am ET, with episodes typically ranging from around 30-45 minutes long. The podcast is also shown in edited form (profanity taken out) on ''South Florida Plus'' (WMFL-DT 6.4) later in the afternoon. There's also a ''Weird and Whatever Podcast'', hosted by Pennington, Duer, and their friends, and a ''Spirits Talk'' podcast, hosted by Sinicki and her good friend Jeff, a physic medium. WKSM management has also given them a 24/7 ''KVJ Radio'' station (live at KISSMiami.com, streaming on the iHeartRadio app, and on the station's third HD Radio subchannel) which includes the regular radio show, the ATSP (profanity is edited out in this stream), the best-of versions (aired on weekends only), and its multiple podcasts, all in one streamlined continuing automatic rotation (no music is played on this stream, ''KVJ Cuts'' or commercials are aired instead). The stream also includes stream-exclusive programs tailored to the hosts' favorite interests, such as an all-'80s and '90s music program hosted by Pennington and Dennys, an entertainment-themed gossip chat program hosted by Sinicki, and a sports talk program hosted by Rolston and Kaufman. == Other programming == Besides its hugely popular weekday morning program, WKSM-FM airs other programs that include a three-hour block of commercial-free hit music called ''The Commercial-'''FREE''' Drive'' (weekdays from 4:00-7:00pm), the ''100 KISS Club'' (Dance/EDM music plus LIVE DJ sets; Fridays and Saturdays from 10:00pm-12:00am), and three programs that WKSM-FM airs on '''Countdown Sundays''': the [[Premiere Networks]]-syndicated ''[[American Top 40]]'' (Sundays from 6:00-10:00am), the locally-produced program ''South Florida Top 30'' (Sundays from 4:00-7:00pm), and the other [[Premiere Networks]]-syndicated program, the [[iHeartRadio Countdown]] (Sundays from 10:00pm-12:00am). Programming also includes a four-hour simulcast of sister radio station 93.5 [[WEDC-FM]] on Fridays and Saturdays from 12 Midnight-4:00am ET. = Technical information = The station also broadcasts in HD Radio and broadcasts additional subchannels to supplement more programming: {| class="wikitable" |+ HD Radio subchannels of WKSM-FM ! scope = "col" | Subchannel ! scope = "col" | Short name ! scope = "col" | Programming ! scope = "col" | Station name |- ! scope = "row" | 100.1 FM-HD1 | WKSM-HD1 || Main WKSM programming / Top 40 (CHR)/Dance || ''100 KISS-FM Miami'' |- ! scope = "row" | 100.1 FM-HD2 | WKSM-HD2 || Main WEDC programming / Dance/EDM || ''EDC Radio Miami'' |- ! scope = "row" | 100.1 FM-HD3 | KVJ 24/7 || 24/7 ''KVJ Show'' content || ''KVJ Radio'' |} 8a8903bd2cfbd2ce555483b1a90aca6c7c81a776 348 347 2023-05-11T09:00:54Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Radiostation v2 | name = | city = Miami, Florida | country = United States of America | callsign = | logo = [[File:100 KISS-FM Miami.png|center]] | logo_caption = | image = | caption = | area = South Florida | frequency = 100.1 MHz (HD Radio) | rds = | branding = 100 KISS-FM Miami | slogan = ''KVJ Show Mornings and All The Hits!'' | languages = English | format = Top 40 (CHR)/Dance | subchannels = HD2: [[WEDC-FM]] simulcast (EDC Radio Miami)<br>HD3: ''KVJ Radio'' | network = [[KISS-FM (radio brand)|KISS-FM]] | affiliations = [[Premiere Networks]] | owner = [[Clearchannel Communications, Inc.|'''clear'''channel Communications, Inc.]] <small>('''clear'''channel Radio)</small> | licensee = '''clear'''channel of South Florida, Inc. | operator = | sister_stations = [[WMFL (AM)|WMFL]], [[WEDC-FM]], [[WMFL-TV]] | founded = | airdate = September 1st, 1946 | last_airdate = | former_callsigns = | former_names = | former_frequencies = | callsign_meaning = '''K'''is'''S'''-FM '''M'''iami | licensing_authority = [[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission|WBC]] | facility_id = | class = | power = | erp = 100,000 watts | haat = 1,200 feet | coordinates = | translators = HD2: 93.5 [[WEDC-FM]] (Miami) | repeaters = | webcast = KISSMiami.com/listen-live | website = KISSMiami.com }} '''WKSM-FM''' (100.1 MHz) is a heritage contemporary hit radio station, licensed to Miami, Florida, United States, North America, Northern Hemisphere, Earth, and serving the South Florida (Miami/Fort Lauderdale) radio market. It is owned and operated by locally-based [[Clearchannel Communications, Inc.|'''clear'''channel Communications, Inc.]], and has been since its inception as one of its '''<u>FLAGSHIP</u>''' properties, alongside sister stations [[WMFL-TV]] (Channel 6), [[WMFL (AM)|WMFL]] (AM 980), and [[WEDC-FM]] (93.5). WKSM-FM (its sister South Florida properties, and the national headquarters of '''clear'''channel Communications, Inc.) are located inside a 10-story building at 1401 79th Street Causeway (SR 934) in North Bay Village (with a Miami postal address), and its transmitter is located near the Miami-Dade/Broward County line nearby where I-75 and the Florida's Turnpike meet in Miramar, Florida. Besides its main analog transmission, WKSM-FM is also simulcast on HD Radio digital transmission with a simulcast of sister station WEDC on its HD2 subchannel, and streams online (like all other '''clear'''channel sister radio stations across the country) via the [[iHeartRadio]] app. = History = Coming soon... = Programming = WKSM-FM is a typical Top 40 CHR/Dance radio station, consisting of playing current and recurrent popular music as determined by the Top 40 music charts. Some of the music played on the station includes a little bit of everything, mainly pop and dance, but also includes urban, alternative, rock, country, hip-hop, and more. Music is typically determined by the music charts, but also via word of mouth, social media, trending clips, and more. == The KVJ Show == WKSM-FM is '''''THE''''' '''<u>FLAGSHIP</u>''' station for the locally-based, nationally-syndicated morning program ''The KVJ Show'', aired on the station since its debut in 1999. The program airs weekday mornings from 6:00-10:00am and is aired live on WKSM-FM, on the web at KISSMiami.com, streaming on the iHeartRadio app, on their main YouTube page (known as ''KVJ TV''), and is also simulcast on local television on [[WMFL-TV]]'s fourth subchannel, known as ''South Florida Plus''. A best-of version is aired on Saturday mornings, also from 6:00-10:00am. Hosted by Kevin Rolston, Virginia Sinicki, and Jason ''J-Bird'' Pennington, along with sidekicks Josh Duer (a.k.a. Producer Dennys), and Jeremy Kaufman (a.k.a. Suits), along with a whole suit of characters, alter-egos (mainly from ''J-Bird''), and well-known recurring daily and weekly segments, ''The KVJ Show'' has been a massive hit with South Florida's and national audiences since day one and has been one of the most-listened-to morning radio shows in the entire country. They've gained local cult-like celebrity status in South Florida for almost 25 years due to its overwhelming popularity that so much so, there's a dedicated group of listerers out there called ''KVJ Nation''. '''Nationers''', as they like to be known, are a group of listeners who tune in every day, show up at KVJ-sanctioned events, support great causes like the show's main charity '''Little Smiles''', and much more. Due to the overwhleming continued success of the program, WKSM management has given the program and its radio stars freedom to pretty much do whatever they want (as long as no profanity or dangerous stunts are involved), which is a rarity for a morning program of this magnitude. This also includes only playing one or two songs per hour so there's more time for regular ''KVJ Show'' content on the radio, plus they've created ''The KVJ Podcast Network'', which is the show's mini-media empire, and contains shows created and hosted by the show's radio stars, with the full support of WKSM management. Shows include doing a daily ''After The Show Podcast'' which is only available on YouTube and streaming on the iHeartRadio app after they go off-the-air at 10:00am ET, with episodes typically ranging from around 30-45 minutes long. The podcast is also shown in edited form (profanity taken out) on ''South Florida Plus'' (WMFL-DT 6.4) later in the afternoon. There's also a ''Weird and Whatever Podcast'', hosted by Pennington, Duer, and their friends, and a ''Spirits Talk'' podcast, hosted by Sinicki and her good friend Jeff, a physic medium. WKSM management has also given them a 24/7 ''KVJ Radio'' station (live at KISSMiami.com, streaming on the iHeartRadio app, and on the station's third HD Radio subchannel) which includes the regular radio show, the ATSP (profanity is edited out in this stream), the best-of versions (aired on weekends only), and its multiple podcasts, all in one streamlined continuing automatic rotation (no music is played on this stream, ''KVJ Cuts'' or commercials are aired instead). The stream also includes stream-exclusive programs tailored to the hosts' favorite interests, such as an all-'80s and '90s music program hosted by Pennington and Dennys, an entertainment-themed gossip chat program hosted by Sinicki, and a sports talk program hosted by Rolston and Kaufman. == Other programming == Besides its hugely popular weekday morning program, WKSM-FM airs other programs that include a three-hour block of commercial-free hit music called ''The Commercial-'''FREE''' Drive'' (weekdays from 4:00-7:00pm), the ''100 KISS Club'' (Dance/EDM music plus LIVE DJ sets; Fridays and Saturdays from 10:00pm-12:00am), and three programs that WKSM-FM airs on '''Countdown Sundays''': the [[Premiere Networks]]-syndicated ''[[American Top 40]]'' (Sundays from 6:00-10:00am), the locally-produced program ''South Florida Top 30'' (Sundays from 4:00-7:00pm), and the other [[Premiere Networks]]-syndicated program, the [[iHeartRadio Countdown]] (Sundays from 10:00pm-12:00am). Programming also includes a four-hour simulcast of sister radio station 93.5 [[WEDC-FM]] on Fridays and Saturdays from 12 Midnight-4:00am ET. = Technical information = The station also broadcasts in HD Radio and broadcasts additional subchannels to supplement more programming: {| class="wikitable" |+ HD Radio subchannels of WKSM-FM ! scope = "col" | Subchannel ! scope = "col" | Short name ! scope = "col" | Programming ! scope = "col" | Station name |- ! scope = "row" | 100.1 FM-HD1 | WKSM-HD1 || Main WKSM programming / Top 40 (CHR)/Dance || ''100 KISS-FM Miami'' |- ! scope = "row" | 100.1 FM-HD2 | WKSM-HD2 || Main WEDC programming / Dance/EDM || ''EDC Radio Miami'' |- ! scope = "row" | 100.1 FM-HD3 | KVJ 24/7 || 24/7 ''KVJ Show'' content || ''KVJ Radio'' |} 06d732e59215e4186c17e5ff0f28468d00e9f23c 6 209 349 2023-05-11T21:14:18Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki The logo for KTHR-TV Corpus Christi as of May 2023. e5ff008dfbad3b8a7080ea641e629c4c54f0efb2 0 182 350 269 2023-05-11T21:15:01Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation |title1 = KTHR-TV |image1 = [[File:KTHR-TV logo.png|center]] |caption-image1 = |city = Corpus Christi, Texas |country = United States |channels = Digital: 26 (UHF)<br />Virtual: 3 |branding = KTHR-TV3 <i>(general)<br />3 News (newscasts)</i> |slogan = Coverage You Can Count On |programming = Programming |affiliations = 3.1: ABC (since 1964)<br />3.2: MeTV<br />3.3: Movies!<br />3.4: Estrella TV |title3 = Ownership |owner = [[Media General]] |sisterstations = [[KMOL-TV]], [[KTCC-AM]], [[KTCC-FM]] |history = History |firstairdate = May 4, 1964 |formercallsigns = |formerchannelnumbers = Analog:<br />3 (VHF, 1964-2009)<br />Digital:<br />8 (VHF, 2003-2010) |callsignmeaning = Three |techinfo = Technical information |licensingauth = [[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission|WBC]] |effectiveradiatedpower = 1,000 kW |heightaboveterrain = 980 ft }} '''KTHR''' (channel 3) is a television station in Corpus Christi, Texas, United States, affiliated with ABC and owned by [[Media General|Media General, Inc.]] The station's studios are located at 5002 South Padre Island Drive in Corpus Christi, and its transmitter is located in Petronila, Texas. ==History== Coming soon ==Programming== === Weekdays === * 5-7am - 3 News This Morning * 7-9am - Good Morning America * 9-9:30am - Coastal Living LIVE with Clarissa Serna and Barbi Leo * 9:30-10am - Daytime Jeopardy! * 10-11am - Live with Kelly and Mark * 11am-12pm - 3 News Dayside * 12-1pm - GMA 3: What You Need To Know * 1-2pm - General Hospital * 2-3pm - Judge Judy * 3-4pm - The Lee and Hayley Show with Lee Cruse and Hayley Harmon * 4-4:30pm - Inside Edition * 4:30-5pm - Jeopardy! * 5-5:30pm - 3 News at 5 * 5:30-6pm - World News Tonight * 6-6:30pm - 3 News at 6 * 6:30-7pm - Wheel of Fortune * 7-10pm - ABC Primetime * 10-10:35pm - 3 News at 10 * 10:35-11:05pm - The Simpsons * 11:05-11:35pm - M*A*S*H * 11:35pm-12:35am - Jimmy Kimmel Live * 12:35-1:07am - Nightline * 1:07-2:07am - Two and Half Men (two episodes) * 2:07-2:37am - Paid Program * 2:37-4:30am - World News Now * 4:30-5am - America This Morning ===News operation=== Coming soon ====News team==== 3 News Weeknight Team * Rudy Trevino - weeknights at 6 and 10, and co-host of "Domingo Live!" * Katia Uriarte - weeknights at 6 and 10 * Leslie Adami - weeknights at 5, and lead reporter at 10 * Mike Gillaspia - weeknights at 5, and investigative reporter * Chief Meteorologist Alan Holt * Sports Director Chris Thomasson 3 News This Morning and Dayside * John Thomas Kobos - weekdays 5-7am and 11am * Barbi Leo - weekdays 5-7am and co-host of "Domingo Live!" * Carly Smith - meteorologist 5-7am and 11am 3 News Weekends * Brian Burns - weekend evening anchor and weekday reporter * Kristin Walla - weekend meteorologist and weekday reporter * Ashley Gonzalez - weekend sports anchor and weekday sports reporter 3 News Reporters * John Rupolo - MMJ * Mariah Gallegos - MMJ (also fill-in weather forecaster) * Michael Gibson - MMJ/fill-in anchor * Bill Churchwell - MMJ * Lexis Greene - MMJ/fill-in anchor * Brandon Schaff - MMJ * Simone Simpson - MMJ * Joe Gazin - commentator (former legendary weeknight anchor until 2021 retirement) 3 News Management * Richard Longoria - 3 News Director * Jonathan Munson - Assistant News Director * Preston West - Chief Photographer * Jeremy Landers - Assignment Manager * Haley Williams - Digital Content Manager 3 News Producers * A.J. Lopez - Producer * Josh Maxwell - Digital Content Producer * Anchors produce mornings, 11am, and weekends ==Technical information== ===Subchannels=== The station's digital signal is multiplexed: {| class="fandom-table" |+Subchannels of KTHR-TV !Channel !Format !Aspect !Short name !Programming |- |3.1 | rowspan="3" |720p | rowspan="3" |16:9 |KTHR3.1 |Main KTHR-TV programming/ABC |- |3.2 |KTHR3.2 |MeTV |- |3.3 |KTHR3.3 |MOVIES! |} KTHR-DT signed on the air in 2003. ===Analog-to-digital conversion=== KTHR-TV shut down its analog signal, over VHF channel 3 on February 17, 2009 during Nightline. 8b9cdb9cfe89075ec0a13dc6d6973ea648ae6db4 6 210 351 2023-05-12T04:32:18Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki The logo of the fictional company, Media General. b5547f98e156d8a042d8904da1698aa15070d174 0 181 352 257 2023-05-12T04:34:13Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Company|title1=Media General Inc.|image1=[[File:Media General.png|center|1280x1280px]]|type=Public company|industry=Broadcasting|date_founded=1969|founder=J. Stewart Bryan|hq=Texas|key_people=Princell Hair - President and CEO<br> Deb McDermott - VP and COO<br> Gary Wordlaw - VP of News<br> Lew Dickey - Director of Sales/CFO|owners=Publicly traded on NYSE|employees=300|divisions=KTHR-TV; KMOL-TV; KTWE-TV; KTCC-AM and KTCC-FM|website=mediageneral.com}}Media General is a Texas-based broadcasting company founded in 1969. It owns TV and radio stations in Texas. f5574a903269e1008f5b1bccc6d3fc845979bf14 6 211 355 2023-05-13T07:16:12Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki The logo to radio station WMFL as of May 2023. 981e543c5790f5ef49c0276f58266c137c92618f 356 355 2023-05-13T07:19:29Z TheRolyPoly 893408 TheRolyPoly uploaded a new version of [[File:Newsradio 980 WMFL.png]] wikitext text/x-wiki The logo to radio station WMFL as of May 2023. 981e543c5790f5ef49c0276f58266c137c92618f 0 212 357 2023-05-13T07:20:56Z TheRolyPoly 893408 Created page with "{{Radiostation_v2 |city=Miami, Florida |country=United States of America |area=South Florida |logo=[[File:Newsradio 980 WMFL.png|200px]] |frequency=980 kHz (HD Radio) |branding=Newsradio 980 WMFL |slogan=''South Florida's News... All The Time.'' |language=English |format=All-news radio |affiliations=[[ABS Newsradio]] |owner=[[Clearchannel Communications, Inc.|'''clearchannel''' Communications, Inc.]] <small>('''clear'''channel Radio)</small> |licensee='''clear'''channel..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Radiostation_v2 |city=Miami, Florida |country=United States of America |area=South Florida |logo=[[File:Newsradio 980 WMFL.png|200px]] |frequency=980 kHz (HD Radio) |branding=Newsradio 980 WMFL |slogan=''South Florida's News... All The Time.'' |language=English |format=All-news radio |affiliations=[[ABS Newsradio]] |owner=[[Clearchannel Communications, Inc.|'''clearchannel''' Communications, Inc.]] <small>('''clear'''channel Radio)</small> |licensee='''clear'''channel of South Florida, Inc. |sister_stations=[[WEDC-FM]], [[WKSM-FM]], [[WMFL-TV]] |airdate=May 10th, 1924 |former_callsigns=WSFN (1924-1930) |former_frequencies=950 kHz (1924-1925)<br>860 kHz (1925-1926)<br>600 kHz (1926-1927)<br>1180 kHz (1927-1936)<br>1010 kHz (1936-2008) |callsign_meaning='''M'''iami/'''F'''ort '''L'''auderdale |licensing_authority=[[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission|WBC]] |class=A (clear channel) |power=50,000 watts |webcast=980WMFLMiami.com/listen-LIVE |website=980WMFLMiami.com }} '''WMFL''' (980 kHz) is a commercial all-news radio station, licensed to Miami, Florida, United States, North America, Northern Hemisphere, Earth, and serving the South Florida (Miami/Fort Lauderdale) radio market. It is the '''FLAGSHIP''' radio station of locally-based [[Clearchannel Communications, Inc.|'''clear'''channel Communications, Inc.]] whose roots in South Florida date back to its founding in 1920 as a local radio operator within the Ortega family, whose generations later (now lead by the founder's son, Roly) currently own the multi-media conglomerate company. '''clear'''channel has owned WMFL since its inception. WMFL is a sister to radio stations [[WEDC-FM]] (93.5), [[WKSM-FM]] (100.1), and television station [[WMFL-TV]] (Channel 6). WMFL (its sister South Florida properties, and the national headquarters of '''clear'''channel Communications, Inc.) are located inside a 10-story building at 1401 79th Street Causeway (SR 934) in North Bay Village (with a Miami postal address), and its transmitter is located near the Miami-Dade/Broward County line nearby where I-75 and the Florida's Turnpike meet in Miramar, Florida. Besides its main analog transmission, WMFL is also simulcast on HD Radio digital transmission, and streams online (like all other '''clear'''channel sister radio stations across the country) via the [[iHeartRadio]] app. = History = Coming soon... = Programming = As an all-news radio station, the only program it airs is a continuous rolling all-news format which includes the latest in local, national and international news, plus the latest in sports, business, traffic and weather. == Wheel Clock == WMFL follows a strict wheel clock so that all segements are aired in order and on time to help deliver the continuous all-news format for South Florida listeners. * :00 - The Latest Headlines * :01 - News * :06 - ''First Alert Traffic and Weather Together on the 6's'' * :08 - News * :10 - [[ABS Business]] Report * :13 - News * :16 - ''First Alert Traffic and Weather Together on the 6's'' * :18 - News * :20 - ''WMFL :20/:50 Sports'' * :23 - News * :26 - ''First Alert Traffic and Weather Together on the 6's'' (including the 7-day forecast) * :29 - Regional Conditions and Station ID * :30 - The Latest Headlines * :31 - News * :36 - ''First Alert Traffic and Weather Together on the 6's'' * :38 - News * :40 - ABS Business Report * :43 - News * :46 - ''First Alert Traffic and Weather Together on the 6's'' * :48 - News * :50 - ''WMFL :20/:50 Sports'' * :53 - News * :56 - ''First Alert Traffic and Weather Together on the 6's'' (including the 7-day forecast) * :59 - Regional Conditions and Station ID b64dd5aa4fe3b51e58fe3764ffc5874247436560 358 357 2023-05-13T07:21:22Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Radiostation_v2 |city=Miami, Florida |country=United States of America |area=South Florida |logo=[[File:Newsradio 980 WMFL.png|200px]] |frequency=980 kHz (HD Radio) |branding=Newsradio 980 WMFL |slogan=''South Florida's News... All The Time.'' |language=English |format=All-news radio |affiliations=[[ABS Newsradio]] |owner=[[Clearchannel Communications, Inc.|'''clearchannel''' Communications, Inc.]] <small>('''clear'''channel Radio)</small> |licensee='''clear'''channel of South Florida, Inc. |sister_stations=[[WEDC-FM]], [[WKSM-FM]], [[WMFL-TV]] |airdate=May 10th, 1924 |former_callsigns=WSFN (1924-1930) |former_frequencies=950 kHz (1924-1925)<br>860 kHz (1925-1926)<br>600 kHz (1926-1927)<br>1180 kHz (1927-1936)<br>1010 kHz (1936-2008) |callsign_meaning='''M'''iami/'''F'''ort '''L'''auderdale |licensing_authority=[[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission|WBC]] |class=A (clear channel) |power=50,000 watts |webcast=980WMFLMiami.com/listen-LIVE |website=980WMFLMiami.com }} '''WMFL''' (980 kHz) is a commercial all-news radio station, licensed to Miami, Florida, United States, North America, Northern Hemisphere, Earth, and serving the South Florida (Miami/Fort Lauderdale) radio market. It is the '''FLAGSHIP''' radio station of locally-based [[Clearchannel Communications, Inc.|'''clear'''channel Communications, Inc.]] whose roots in South Florida date back to its founding in 1920 as a local radio operator within the Ortega family, whose generations later (now lead by the founder's son, Roly) currently own the multi-media conglomerate company. '''clear'''channel has owned WMFL since its inception. WMFL is a sister to radio stations [[WEDC-FM]] (93.5), [[WKSM-FM]] (100.1), and television station [[WMFL-TV]] (Channel 6). WMFL (its sister South Florida properties, and the national headquarters of '''clear'''channel Communications, Inc.) are located inside a 10-story building at 1401 79th Street Causeway (SR 934) in North Bay Village (with a Miami postal address), and its transmitter is located near the Miami-Dade/Broward County line nearby where I-75 and the Florida's Turnpike meet in Miramar, Florida. Besides its main analog transmission, WMFL is also simulcast on HD Radio digital transmission, and streams online (like all other '''clear'''channel sister radio stations across the country) via the [[iHeartRadio]] app. = History = Coming soon... = Programming = As an all-news radio station, the only program it airs is a continuous rolling all-news format which includes the latest in local, national and international news, plus the latest in sports, business, traffic and weather. == Wheel Clock == WMFL follows a strict wheel clock so that all segements are aired in order and on time to help deliver the continuous all-news format for South Florida listeners. * :00 - The Latest Headlines * :01 - News * :06 - ''First Alert Traffic and Weather Together on the 6's'' * :08 - News * :10 - [[ABS Business]] Report * :13 - News * :16 - ''First Alert Traffic and Weather Together on the 6's'' * :18 - News * :20 - ''WMFL :20/:50 Sports'' * :23 - News * :26 - ''First Alert Traffic and Weather Together on the 6's'' (including the 7-day forecast) * :29 - Regional Conditions and Station ID * :30 - The Latest Headlines * :31 - News * :36 - ''First Alert Traffic and Weather Together on the 6's'' * :38 - News * :40 - ABS Business Report * :43 - News * :46 - ''First Alert Traffic and Weather Together on the 6's'' * :48 - News * :50 - ''WMFL :20/:50 Sports'' * :53 - News * :56 - ''First Alert Traffic and Weather Together on the 6's'' (including the 7-day forecast) * :59 - Regional Conditions and Station ID 6e89c0e345235a5cc4c94fb70ff09975144be1f1 6 213 363 2023-05-14T07:17:17Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki The logo to WEDC-FM out of Miami as of May 2023. 6004c9df780ac1ef6ee090c228d64a750da6b5d3 6 214 364 2023-05-14T07:20:10Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki The main logo to WEDC-FM out of Miami as of May 2023. aeb7e614f3715b7ade079d17dbae3bc4e71e0172 0 215 366 2023-05-14T08:30:28Z TheRolyPoly 893408 Created page with "{{Radiostation_v2 | city = Miami, Florida | country = United States of America | logo = [[File:WEDC-FM Miami.png|center]] | area = South Florida | frequency = 93.5 MHz (HD Radio) | branding = EDC Radio Miami | slogan = ''South Florida's Home for Dance and EDM.'' | language = English | format = Dance/EDM | subchannels = HD2: ''EDC Chill''<br>HD3: ''EDC Anthems''<br>HD4: ''EDC Radio'' (national feed) | network = [[EDC Radio]] | affiliations = [[Premiere Networks]] | owner..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Radiostation_v2 | city = Miami, Florida | country = United States of America | logo = [[File:WEDC-FM Miami.png|center]] | area = South Florida | frequency = 93.5 MHz (HD Radio) | branding = EDC Radio Miami | slogan = ''South Florida's Home for Dance and EDM.'' | language = English | format = Dance/EDM | subchannels = HD2: ''EDC Chill''<br>HD3: ''EDC Anthems''<br>HD4: ''EDC Radio'' (national feed) | network = [[EDC Radio]] | affiliations = [[Premiere Networks]] | owner = [[Clearchannel Communications, Inc.|'''clear'''channel Communications, Inc.]] <small>('''clear'''channel Radio)</small> | licensee = '''clear'''channel of South Florida, Inc. | sister_stations = [[WMFL (AM)|WMFL]], [[WKSM-FM]], [[WMFL-TV]] | airdate = Thursday, October 26th, 1995 | callsign_meaning = '''EDC''' Radio Network <small>('''FLAGSHIP''' station for the network)</small> | licensing_authority = [[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission|WBC]] | erp = 40,000 watts | haat = 1,050 feet | translators = | repeaters = 100.1 [[WKSM-FM|WKSM-FM-HD2]] (Miami) | webcast = EDCMiami.com/listen-LIVE | website = EDCMiami.com }} '''WEDC-FM''' (93.5 MHz) is a heritage electronic dance music radio station, licensed to Miami, Florida, United States, North America, Northern Hemisphere, Earth, and serving the South Florida (Miami/Fort Lauderdale) radio market. It is owned and operated by locally-based [[Clearchannel Communications, Inc.|'''clear'''channel Communications, Inc.]], and has been since its inception as one of its '''<u>FLAGSHIP</u>''' properties, alongside sister stations [[WMFL-TV]] (Channel 6), [[WMFL (AM)|WMFL]] (AM 980), and [[WKSM-FM]] (100.1). WEDC-FM (its sister South Florida properties, and the national headquarters of '''clear'''channel Communications, Inc.) are located inside a 10-story building at 1401 79th Street Causeway (SR 934) in North Bay Village (with a Miami postal address), and its transmitter is located near the Miami-Dade/Broward County line nearby where I-75 and the Florida's Turnpike meet in Miramar, Florida. Besides its main analog transmission, WEDC-FM is also simulcast on HD Radio digital transmission, and streams online (like all other '''clear'''channel sister radio stations across the country) via the [[iHeartRadio]] app. WEDC-FM is the '''<u>FLAGSHIP</u>''' station of the nationwide [[EDC Radio]] (Electric Dance Club Radio) network, in which the network and its studios are based in Miami, and is distributed to affiliates 24/7 (as part of an arrangement between EDC Radio producing its product and [[ABS Radio]] distributing the network). = History = Coming soon... = Programming = Because WEDC-FM became the first station in the nation to broadcast EDM music 24/7 on over-the-air radio, it continues its reputation as playing the best EDM music from all kinds of subgenres (all radio edits to remove profanity in some songs), including Dance, Electronica, Techno, Trance, Dubstep, Trap, Rave, Deep House, Downtempo, and much more. WEDC-FM plays all songs in both vocal and instrumental, which is the key to WEDC-FM's success as it allows to have a more broader playlist and collection of tracks to play from than other Dance/EDM radio stations out there. WEDC-FM also broadcasts DJ mixes and radio shows from popular DJs, remixes, throwbacks (under ''EDC Anthems''), and more. WEDC has its own music discovery department which allows staff to find and discover EDM tracks from around the world to play on its station, which is helped by listeners who send requests, social media posts, trending audio/video clips, and more. Also, because WEDC-FM is the '''<u>FLAGSHIP</u>''' station of the national [[EDC Radio]] network, it does carry some of its national programs, though most of what WEDC carries is local, especially during its nonstop music blocks that it mainly airs Mondays-Wednesdays, plus most of the day Thursdays and Fridays, and at various points on Saturdays and Sundays. A full-time national feed of EDC Radio is available via WEDC-FM's fourth HD Radio digital subchannel. == List of programs carried on WEDC-FM == === Thursdays === * 09:00-10:00PM: ''[https://deadmau5.com/radio/ mau5trap radio]'' * 10:00-11:00PM: ''Aoki's House'' * 11:00PM-12:00AM: ''The Martin Garrix Show'' === Fridays === * 09:00-10:00PM: ''#betaEDC'' (New Music Discovery) * 10:00-11:00PM: ''[https://www.armadamusic.com/videos/armada-radio Armada Next]'' * 11:00PM-12:00AM: ''Morgan Page: In The Air'' === Saturdays === * 10:00AM-12:00PM: ''[https://finky93.wixsite.com/ad30 America's Dance 30 with Brian Fink]'' ([[Premiere Networks]]-syndicated) ** Airs again on Sundays from 8:00-10:00PM. * 06:00-08:00 PM: ''EDC Radio's Top 20 Countdown with Geronimo'' (Premiere Networks/EDC Radio-syndicated) ** Airs again on Sundays from 10:00AM-12:00PM and from 10:00PM-12:00AM. * 08:00-10:00 PM: ''[https://www.aboveandbeyond.nu/abgt Above and Beyond: Group Therapy]'' * 10:00PM-12:00AM: ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ti%C3%ABsto%27s_Club_Life Tiësto's Club Life]'' === Sundays === * 12:00-02:00 PM: ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_State_of_Trance Armin van Buuren pres. A State Of Trance]'' * 06:00-08:00 PM: ''[https://ultramusicfestival.com/umfradio/ UMF Radio]'' = Technical information = The station also broadcasts in HD Radio and broadcasts additional subchannels to supplement more programming: {| class="wikitable" |+ HD Radio subchannels of WEDC-FM ! scope = "col" | Subchannel ! scope = "col" | Short name ! scope = "col" | Programming ! scope = "col" | Station name |- ! scope = "row" | 93.5 FM-HD1 | WEDC-HD1 || Main WEDC programming / Dance/EDM || ''EDC Radio Miami'' |- ! scope = "row" | 93.5 FM-HD2 | EDCChill || Ambient/Chill/Downtempo/Deep House || ''EDC Chill'' |- ! scope = "row" | 93.5 FM-HD3 | EDC-ATHS || '80s, '90s, and 2000s Dance/EDM Tracks || ''EDC Anthems'' |- ! scope = "row" | 93.5 FM-HD4 | EDCRadio || The national feed of the radio network with national programs. || ''[[EDC Radio]]'' |} 1fd85f0e0db31ef615aef1a883436bd92d3ff119 368 366 2023-05-14T08:45:53Z GCServerNetwork 38021371 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Radiostation_v2 | city = Miami, Florida | country = United States of America | logo = [[File:WEDC-FM Miami.png|center]] | area = South Florida | frequency = 93.5 MHz (HD Radio) | branding = EDC Radio Miami | slogan = ''South Florida's Home for Dance and EDM.'' | language = English | format = Dance/EDM | subchannels = HD2: ''EDC Chill''<br>HD3: ''EDC Anthems''<br>HD4: ''EDC Radio'' (national feed) | network = [[EDC Radio]] | affiliations = [[Premiere Networks]] | owner = [[Clearchannel Communications, Inc.|'''clear'''channel Communications, Inc.]] <small>('''clear'''channel Radio)</small> | licensee = '''clear'''channel of South Florida, Inc. | sister_stations = [[WMFL (AM)|WMFL]], [[WKSM-FM]], [[WMFL-TV]] | airdate = Thursday, October 26th, 1995 | callsign_meaning = '''EDC''' Radio Network <small>('''FLAGSHIP''' station for the network)</small> | licensing_authority = [[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission|WBC]] | erp = 40,000 watts | haat = 1,050 feet | translators = | repeater = 100.1 [[WKSM-FM|WKSM-FM-HD2]] (Miami) | webcast = EDCMiami.com/listen-LIVE | website = EDCMiami.com }} '''WEDC-FM''' (93.5 MHz) is a heritage electronic dance music radio station, licensed to Miami, Florida, United States, North America, Northern Hemisphere, Earth, and serving the South Florida (Miami/Fort Lauderdale) radio market. It is owned and operated by locally-based [[Clearchannel Communications, Inc.|'''clear'''channel Communications, Inc.]], and has been since its inception as one of its '''<u>FLAGSHIP</u>''' properties, alongside sister stations [[WMFL-TV]] (Channel 6), [[WMFL (AM)|WMFL]] (AM 980), and [[WKSM-FM]] (100.1). WEDC-FM (its sister South Florida properties, and the national headquarters of '''clear'''channel Communications, Inc.) are located inside a 10-story building at 1401 79th Street Causeway (SR 934) in North Bay Village (with a Miami postal address), and its transmitter is located near the Miami-Dade/Broward County line nearby where I-75 and the Florida's Turnpike meet in Miramar, Florida. Besides its main analog transmission, WEDC-FM is also simulcast on HD Radio digital transmission, and streams online (like all other '''clear'''channel sister radio stations across the country) via the [[iHeartRadio]] app. WEDC-FM is the '''<u>FLAGSHIP</u>''' station of the nationwide [[EDC Radio]] (Electric Dance Club Radio) network, in which the network and its studios are based in Miami, and is distributed to affiliates 24/7 (as part of an arrangement between EDC Radio producing its product and [[ABS Radio]] distributing the network). = History = Coming soon... = Programming = Because WEDC-FM became the first station in the nation to broadcast EDM music 24/7 on over-the-air radio, it continues its reputation as playing the best EDM music from all kinds of subgenres (all radio edits to remove profanity in some songs), including Dance, Electronica, Techno, Trance, Dubstep, Trap, Rave, Deep House, Downtempo, and much more. WEDC-FM plays all songs in both vocal and instrumental, which is the key to WEDC-FM's success as it allows to have a more broader playlist and collection of tracks to play from than other Dance/EDM radio stations out there. WEDC-FM also broadcasts DJ mixes and radio shows from popular DJs, remixes, throwbacks (under ''EDC Anthems''), and more. WEDC has its own music discovery department which allows staff to find and discover EDM tracks from around the world to play on its station, which is helped by listeners who send requests, social media posts, trending audio/video clips, and more. Also, because WEDC-FM is the '''<u>FLAGSHIP</u>''' station of the national [[EDC Radio]] network, it does carry some of its national programs, though most of what WEDC carries is local, especially during its nonstop music blocks that it mainly airs Mondays-Wednesdays, plus most of the day Thursdays and Fridays, and at various points on Saturdays and Sundays. A full-time national feed of EDC Radio is available via WEDC-FM's fourth HD Radio digital subchannel. == List of programs carried on WEDC-FM == === Thursdays === * 09:00-10:00PM: ''[https://deadmau5.com/radio/ mau5trap radio]'' * 10:00-11:00PM: ''Aoki's House'' * 11:00PM-12:00AM: ''The Martin Garrix Show'' === Fridays === * 09:00-10:00PM: ''#betaEDC'' (New Music Discovery) * 10:00-11:00PM: ''[https://www.armadamusic.com/videos/armada-radio Armada Next]'' * 11:00PM-12:00AM: ''Morgan Page: In The Air'' === Saturdays === * 10:00AM-12:00PM: ''[https://finky93.wixsite.com/ad30 America's Dance 30 with Brian Fink]'' ([[Premiere Networks]]-syndicated) ** Airs again on Sundays from 8:00-10:00PM. * 06:00-08:00 PM: ''EDC Radio's Top 20 Countdown with Geronimo'' (Premiere Networks/EDC Radio-syndicated) ** Airs again on Sundays from 10:00AM-12:00PM and from 10:00PM-12:00AM. * 08:00-10:00 PM: ''[https://www.aboveandbeyond.nu/abgt Above and Beyond: Group Therapy]'' * 10:00PM-12:00AM: ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ti%C3%ABsto%27s_Club_Life Tiësto's Club Life]'' === Sundays === * 12:00-02:00 PM: ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_State_of_Trance Armin van Buuren pres. A State Of Trance]'' * 06:00-08:00 PM: ''[https://ultramusicfestival.com/umfradio/ UMF Radio]'' = Technical information = The station also broadcasts in HD Radio and broadcasts additional subchannels to supplement more programming: {| class="wikitable" |+ HD Radio subchannels of WEDC-FM ! scope = "col" | Subchannel ! scope = "col" | Short name ! scope = "col" | Programming ! scope = "col" | Station name |- ! scope = "row" | 93.5 FM-HD1 | WEDC-HD1 || Main WEDC programming / Dance/EDM || ''EDC Radio Miami'' |- ! scope = "row" | 93.5 FM-HD2 | EDCChill || Ambient/Chill/Downtempo/Deep House || ''EDC Chill'' |- ! scope = "row" | 93.5 FM-HD3 | EDC-ATHS || '80s, '90s, and 2000s Dance/EDM Tracks || ''EDC Anthems'' |- ! scope = "row" | 93.5 FM-HD4 | EDCRadio || The national feed of the radio network with national programs. || ''[[EDC Radio]]'' |} aa4b54b1865e7cdb0a0182fc13ee5570b72ae7d5 0 208 367 348 2023-05-14T08:45:36Z GCServerNetwork 38021371 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Radiostation v2 | name = | city = Miami, Florida | country = United States of America | callsign = | logo = [[File:100 KISS-FM Miami.png|center]] | logo_caption = | image = | caption = | area = South Florida | frequency = 100.1 MHz (HD Radio) | rds = | branding = 100 KISS-FM Miami | slogan = ''KVJ Show Mornings and All The Hits!'' | languages = English | format = Top 40 (CHR)/Dance | subchannels = HD2: [[WEDC-FM]] simulcast (EDC Radio Miami)<br>HD3: ''KVJ Radio'' | network = [[KISS-FM (radio brand)|KISS-FM]] | affiliations = [[Premiere Networks]] | owner = [[Clearchannel Communications, Inc.|'''clear'''channel Communications, Inc.]] <small>('''clear'''channel Radio)</small> | licensee = '''clear'''channel of South Florida, Inc. | operator = | sister_stations = [[WMFL (AM)|WMFL]], [[WEDC-FM]], [[WMFL-TV]] | founded = | airdate = September 1st, 1946 | last_airdate = | former_callsigns = | former_names = | former_frequencies = | callsign_meaning = '''K'''is'''S'''-FM '''M'''iami | licensing_authority = [[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission|WBC]] | facility_id = | class = | power = | erp = 100,000 watts | haat = 1,200 feet | coordinates = | translator = HD2: 93.5 [[WEDC-FM]] (Miami) | repeaters = | webcast = KISSMiami.com/listen-live | website = KISSMiami.com }} '''WKSM-FM''' (100.1 MHz) is a heritage contemporary hit radio station, licensed to Miami, Florida, United States, North America, Northern Hemisphere, Earth, and serving the South Florida (Miami/Fort Lauderdale) radio market. It is owned and operated by locally-based [[Clearchannel Communications, Inc.|'''clear'''channel Communications, Inc.]], and has been since its inception as one of its '''<u>FLAGSHIP</u>''' properties, alongside sister stations [[WMFL-TV]] (Channel 6), [[WMFL (AM)|WMFL]] (AM 980), and [[WEDC-FM]] (93.5). WKSM-FM (its sister South Florida properties, and the national headquarters of '''clear'''channel Communications, Inc.) are located inside a 10-story building at 1401 79th Street Causeway (SR 934) in North Bay Village (with a Miami postal address), and its transmitter is located near the Miami-Dade/Broward County line nearby where I-75 and the Florida's Turnpike meet in Miramar, Florida. Besides its main analog transmission, WKSM-FM is also simulcast on HD Radio digital transmission with a simulcast of sister station WEDC on its HD2 subchannel, and streams online (like all other '''clear'''channel sister radio stations across the country) via the [[iHeartRadio]] app. = History = Coming soon... = Programming = WKSM-FM is a typical Top 40 CHR/Dance radio station, consisting of playing current and recurrent popular music as determined by the Top 40 music charts. Some of the music played on the station includes a little bit of everything, mainly pop and dance, but also includes urban, alternative, rock, country, hip-hop, and more. Music is typically determined by the music charts, but also via word of mouth, social media, trending clips, and more. == The KVJ Show == WKSM-FM is '''''THE''''' '''<u>FLAGSHIP</u>''' station for the locally-based, nationally-syndicated morning program ''The KVJ Show'', aired on the station since its debut in 1999. The program airs weekday mornings from 6:00-10:00am and is aired live on WKSM-FM, on the web at KISSMiami.com, streaming on the iHeartRadio app, on their main YouTube page (known as ''KVJ TV''), and is also simulcast on local television on [[WMFL-TV]]'s fourth subchannel, known as ''South Florida Plus''. A best-of version is aired on Saturday mornings, also from 6:00-10:00am. Hosted by Kevin Rolston, Virginia Sinicki, and Jason ''J-Bird'' Pennington, along with sidekicks Josh Duer (a.k.a. Producer Dennys), and Jeremy Kaufman (a.k.a. Suits), along with a whole suit of characters, alter-egos (mainly from ''J-Bird''), and well-known recurring daily and weekly segments, ''The KVJ Show'' has been a massive hit with South Florida's and national audiences since day one and has been one of the most-listened-to morning radio shows in the entire country. They've gained local cult-like celebrity status in South Florida for almost 25 years due to its overwhelming popularity that so much so, there's a dedicated group of listerers out there called ''KVJ Nation''. '''Nationers''', as they like to be known, are a group of listeners who tune in every day, show up at KVJ-sanctioned events, support great causes like the show's main charity '''Little Smiles''', and much more. Due to the overwhleming continued success of the program, WKSM management has given the program and its radio stars freedom to pretty much do whatever they want (as long as no profanity or dangerous stunts are involved), which is a rarity for a morning program of this magnitude. This also includes only playing one or two songs per hour so there's more time for regular ''KVJ Show'' content on the radio, plus they've created ''The KVJ Podcast Network'', which is the show's mini-media empire, and contains shows created and hosted by the show's radio stars, with the full support of WKSM management. Shows include doing a daily ''After The Show Podcast'' which is only available on YouTube and streaming on the iHeartRadio app after they go off-the-air at 10:00am ET, with episodes typically ranging from around 30-45 minutes long. The podcast is also shown in edited form (profanity taken out) on ''South Florida Plus'' (WMFL-DT 6.4) later in the afternoon. There's also a ''Weird and Whatever Podcast'', hosted by Pennington, Duer, and their friends, and a ''Spirits Talk'' podcast, hosted by Sinicki and her good friend Jeff, a physic medium. WKSM management has also given them a 24/7 ''KVJ Radio'' station (live at KISSMiami.com, streaming on the iHeartRadio app, and on the station's third HD Radio subchannel) which includes the regular radio show, the ATSP (profanity is edited out in this stream), the best-of versions (aired on weekends only), and its multiple podcasts, all in one streamlined continuing automatic rotation (no music is played on this stream, ''KVJ Cuts'' or commercials are aired instead). The stream also includes stream-exclusive programs tailored to the hosts' favorite interests, such as an all-'80s and '90s music program hosted by Pennington and Dennys, an entertainment-themed gossip chat program hosted by Sinicki, and a sports talk program hosted by Rolston and Kaufman. == Other programming == Besides its hugely popular weekday morning program, WKSM-FM airs other programs that include a three-hour block of commercial-free hit music called ''The Commercial-'''FREE''' Drive'' (weekdays from 4:00-7:00pm), the ''100 KISS Club'' (Dance/EDM music plus LIVE DJ sets; Fridays and Saturdays from 10:00pm-12:00am), and three programs that WKSM-FM airs on '''Countdown Sundays''': the [[Premiere Networks]]-syndicated ''[[American Top 40]]'' (Sundays from 6:00-10:00am), the locally-produced program ''South Florida Top 30'' (Sundays from 4:00-7:00pm), and the other [[Premiere Networks]]-syndicated program, the [[iHeartRadio Countdown]] (Sundays from 10:00pm-12:00am). Programming also includes a four-hour simulcast of sister radio station 93.5 [[WEDC-FM]] on Fridays and Saturdays from 12 Midnight-4:00am ET. = Technical information = The station also broadcasts in HD Radio and broadcasts additional subchannels to supplement more programming: {| class="wikitable" |+ HD Radio subchannels of WKSM-FM ! scope = "col" | Subchannel ! scope = "col" | Short name ! scope = "col" | Programming ! scope = "col" | Station name |- ! scope = "row" | 100.1 FM-HD1 | WKSM-HD1 || Main WKSM programming / Top 40 (CHR)/Dance || ''100 KISS-FM Miami'' |- ! scope = "row" | 100.1 FM-HD2 | WKSM-HD2 || Main WEDC programming / Dance/EDM || ''EDC Radio Miami'' |- ! scope = "row" | 100.1 FM-HD3 | KVJ 24/7 || 24/7 ''KVJ Show'' content || ''KVJ Radio'' |} d97347c5b459a9c06a8cf4bf215245e897816ab7 0 216 369 2023-05-14T21:11:17Z NewEgg92 52918802 Created page with "{{Televisionstation_v2|name=Horizon Los Angeles|city=Los Angeles|channel=Virtual: 10 Digital: 10|branding=General: Horizon Los Angeles News operation: Horizon News Los Angeles|language=English|affiliation=10.1 Horizon Television|founded=2019|airdate=2020|licensing_authority=FCC|facility_id=1415|erp=60 kW|haat=520 m (1,706)|website=horizon.tv/la}} KHLA-TV (channel 10) is a television station owned and operated by Horizon Television licensed in Los Angeles, California, Un..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation_v2|name=Horizon Los Angeles|city=Los Angeles|channel=Virtual: 10 Digital: 10|branding=General: Horizon Los Angeles News operation: Horizon News Los Angeles|language=English|affiliation=10.1 Horizon Television|founded=2019|airdate=2020|licensing_authority=FCC|facility_id=1415|erp=60 kW|haat=520 m (1,706)|website=horizon.tv/la}} KHLA-TV (channel 10) is a television station owned and operated by Horizon Television licensed in Los Angeles, California, United States. The station has a studio located at the Horizon LA Studio Center in Los Angeles, California. == History == KHLA-TV was launched on January 1, 2020, as one of the flagship stations of the newly formed Horizon Television Network, a national network that aimed to cater to Gen-Z and millennial audiences with a mix of entertainment and news programming. It is licensed to and based in Los Angeles, serving the greater LA metropolitan area. The station was founded by a group of investors who saw an opportunity to create a new kind of television station that would cater to the changing tastes and habits of modern audiences. KHLA was designed from the ground up to be a cutting-edge television station that combines the best of with the entertainment e latest in digital media and interactivity. KHLA-TV not only airs on OTA and cable/satellite but, together along with Horizon Streaming, has also aired on streaming via the company's subscription service, Horizon (streaming). == Programming == === News operation === Branded as Horizon News Los Angeles, the local news organization shares resources with the national Horizon News outlet, allowing it to cover breaking news and events with a wider perspective. The station takes a modernized approach to news, using simple and clean graphics to present the stories in a way that is easy to understand for viewers. On air, the newscasts take a different approach to news anchors. Instead of relying on traditional news anchors, reporters who cover news stories also introduce them on-air. This approach provides a more personal touch and allows the reporters to connect more directly with the audience. In addition to traditional broadcast news, they also have a strong digital presence, with a website and social media accounts that provide up-to-date news and information to its audience, as well as a free 24/7 streaming channel available on horizon.tv/la, Pluto TV, and mobile and internet-TV apps which allows viewers to stay updated on the latest news at any time of the day. The streaming channel has become a popular alternative for viewers who prefer to consume local news digitally. KHLA airs Horizon News Los Angeles for a combined 12.58 hours every week. They air from 4:00am to 7:00am, 9am, Noon, 4:00pm to 6:30pm, and 11:00pm to 11:35pm weekdays. Horizon News Los Angeles also airs weekends at 5:00am to 7:00am, Noon, 6:00pm to 6:30pm, and 11:00pm to midnight. 582e7d023be465a47c717ee5821570ad94989366 370 369 2023-05-14T21:12:32Z NewEgg92 52918802 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation_v2|name=Horizon Los Angeles|city=Los Angeles|channel=Virtual: 10 Digital: 10|branding=General: Horizon Los Angeles News operation: Horizon News Los Angeles|language=English|affiliation=10.1 Horizon Television|founded=2019|airdate=2020|licensing_authority=FCC|facility_id=1415|erp=60 kW|haat=520 m (1,706)|website=horizon.tv/la}} KHLA-TV (channel 10) is a television station owned and operated by Horizon Television licensed in Los Angeles, California, United States. The station has a studio located at the Horizon LA Studio Center in Los Angeles, California. == History == KHLA-TV was launched on January 1, 2020, as one of the flagship stations of the newly formed Horizon Television Network, a national network that aimed to cater to Gen-Z and millennial audiences with a mix of entertainment and news programming. It is licensed to and based in Los Angeles, serving the greater LA metropolitan area. The station was founded by a group of investors who saw an opportunity to create a new kind of television station that would cater to the changing tastes and habits of modern audiences. KHLA was designed from the ground up to be a cutting-edge television station that combines the best of with the entertainment e latest in digital media and interactivity. KHLA-TV not only airs on OTA and cable/satellite but, together along with Horizon Streaming, has also aired on streaming via the company's subscription service, Horizon (streaming). == Programming == === News operation === Branded as Horizon News Los Angeles, the local news organization shares resources with the national Horizon News outlet, allowing it to cover breaking news and events with a wider perspective. The station takes a modernized approach to news, using simple and clean graphics to present the stories in a way that is easy to understand for viewers. On air, the newscasts take a different approach to news anchors. Instead of relying on traditional news anchors, reporters who cover news stories also introduce them on-air. This approach provides a more personal touch and allows the reporters to connect more directly with the audience. In addition to traditional broadcast news, they also have a strong digital presence, with a website and social media accounts that provide up-to-date news and information to its audience, as well as a free 24/7 streaming channel available on horizon.tv/la, Pluto TV, and mobile and internet-TV apps which allows viewers to stay updated on the latest news at any time of the day. The streaming channel has become a popular alternative for viewers who prefer to consume local news digitally. KHLA airs Horizon News Los Angeles for a combined 12.58 hours every week. They air from 4:00am to 7:00am, 9am, Noon, 4:00pm to 6:30pm, and 11:00pm to 11:35pm weekdays. Horizon News Los Angeles also airs weekends at 5:00am to 7:00am, Noon, 6:00pm to 6:30pm, and 11:00pm to midnight. [[Category:Horizon]] [[Category:Horizon network affiliates]] [[Category:California]] [[Category:Los Angeles]] 12c975744bbc917b13a1bb920eef6a6906b1a460 371 370 2023-05-14T21:13:07Z NewEgg92 52918802 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation_v2|name=Horizon Los Angeles|city=Los Angeles|channel=Virtual: 10 Digital: 10|branding=General: Horizon Los Angeles News operation: Horizon News Los Angeles|language=English|affiliation=10.1 Horizon Television|founded=2019|airdate=2020|licensing_authority=FCC|facility_id=1415|erp=60 kW|haat=520 m (1,706)|website=horizon.tv/la}} KHLA-TV (channel 10) is a television station owned and operated by Horizon Television licensed in Los Angeles, California, United States. The station has a studio located at the Horizon LA Studio Center in Los Angeles, California. == History == KHLA-TV was launched on January 1, 2020, as one of the flagship stations of the newly formed Horizon Television Network, a national network that aimed to cater to Gen-Z and millennial audiences with a mix of entertainment and news programming. It is licensed to and based in Los Angeles, serving the greater LA metropolitan area. The station was founded by a group of investors who saw an opportunity to create a new kind of television station that would cater to the changing tastes and habits of modern audiences. KHLA was designed from the ground up to be a cutting-edge television station that combines the best of with the entertainment e latest in digital media and interactivity. KHLA-TV not only airs on OTA and cable/satellite but, together along with Horizon Streaming, has also aired on streaming via the company's subscription service, Horizon (streaming). == Programming == === News operation === Branded as Horizon News Los Angeles, the local news organization shares resources with the national Horizon News outlet, allowing it to cover breaking news and events with a wider perspective. The station takes a modernized approach to news, using simple and clean graphics to present the stories in a way that is easy to understand for viewers. On air, the newscasts take a different approach to news anchors. Instead of relying on traditional news anchors, reporters who cover news stories also introduce them on-air. This approach provides a more personal touch and allows the reporters to connect more directly with the audience. In addition to traditional broadcast news, they also have a strong digital presence, with a website and social media accounts that provide up-to-date news and information to its audience, as well as a free 24/7 streaming channel available on horizon.tv/la, Pluto TV, and mobile and internet-TV apps which allows viewers to stay updated on the latest news at any time of the day. The streaming channel has become a popular alternative for viewers who prefer to consume local news digitally. KHLA airs Horizon News Los Angeles for a combined 12.58 hours every week. They air from 4:00am to 7:00am, 9am, Noon, 4:00pm to 6:30pm, and 11:00pm to 11:35pm weekdays. Horizon News Los Angeles also airs weekends at 5:00am to 7:00am, Noon, 6:00pm to 6:30pm, and 11:00pm to midnight. [[Category:Horizon]] [[Category:Horizon network affiliates]] [[Category:California]] [[Category:Los Angeles]] [[Category:Television stations]] 7ac980fd7d1671fcf5030715652a2269345fb1d2 383 371 2023-05-14T22:35:00Z NewEgg92 52918802 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation_v2|name=Horizon Los Angeles|city=Los Angeles|channel=Virtual: 10 Digital: 10|branding=General: Horizon Los Angeles News operation: Horizon News Los Angeles|language=English|affiliation=10.1 Horizon Television|founded=2019|airdate=2020|licensing_authority=FCC|facility_id=1415|erp=60 kW|haat=520 m (1,706)|website=horizon.tv/la|logo=File:HorizonLA.png}} KHLA-TV (channel 10) is a television station owned and operated by Horizon Television licensed in Los Angeles, California, United States. The station has a studio located at the Horizon LA Studio Center in Los Angeles, California. == History == KHLA-TV was launched on January 1, 2020, as one of the flagship stations of the newly formed Horizon Television Network, a national network that aimed to cater to Gen-Z and millennial audiences with a mix of entertainment and news programming. It is licensed to and based in Los Angeles, serving the greater LA metropolitan area. The station was founded by a group of investors who saw an opportunity to create a new kind of television station that would cater to the changing tastes and habits of modern audiences. KHLA was designed from the ground up to be a cutting-edge television station that combines the best of with the entertainment e latest in digital media and interactivity. KHLA-TV not only airs on OTA and cable/satellite but, together along with Horizon Streaming, has also aired on streaming via the company's subscription service, Horizon (streaming). == Programming == === News operation === Branded as Horizon News Los Angeles, the local news organization shares resources with the national Horizon News outlet, allowing it to cover breaking news and events with a wider perspective. The station takes a modernized approach to news, using simple and clean graphics to present the stories in a way that is easy to understand for viewers. On air, the newscasts take a different approach to news anchors. Instead of relying on traditional news anchors, reporters who cover news stories also introduce them on-air. This approach provides a more personal touch and allows the reporters to connect more directly with the audience. In addition to traditional broadcast news, they also have a strong digital presence, with a website and social media accounts that provide up-to-date news and information to its audience, as well as a free 24/7 streaming channel available on horizon.tv/la, Pluto TV, and mobile and internet-TV apps which allows viewers to stay updated on the latest news at any time of the day. The streaming channel has become a popular alternative for viewers who prefer to consume local news digitally. KHLA airs Horizon News Los Angeles for a combined 12.58 hours every week. They air from 4:00am to 7:00am, 9am, Noon, 4:00pm to 6:30pm, and 11:00pm to 11:35pm weekdays. Horizon News Los Angeles also airs weekends at 5:00am to 7:00am, Noon, 6:00pm to 6:30pm, and 11:00pm to midnight. [[Category:Horizon]] [[Category:Horizon network affiliates]] [[Category:California]] [[Category:Los Angeles]] [[Category:Television stations]] 1e3d1c2562b34c7113081b424d34da86b5ffeb0a 0 160 372 317 2023-05-14T21:14:57Z NewEgg92 52918802 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation|title1=Horizon New York|image1=File:HNY2.png|city=New York|branding=Horizon New York News operation: Horizon News New York|affiliations=10.1: Horizon|owner=Horizon, Inc.|operator=Horizon Television Stations|firstairdate=2020}}WHNY-TV (channel 10) is a television station in New York City, serving as the flagship station of Horizon Television network. It is owned and operated by Horizon Television Stations (Horizon, Inc.). It has studios within Horizon Plaza in Manhattan. WHNY-TV's transmitter is located at One World Trade Center. == History == WHNY-TV's history dates to when it came on the air January 1, 2020, the same day as its owner, Horizon Television network, launched and is the flagship station of the network. It is licensed to and based in New York City, serving the greater New York metropolitan area. The station was founded by a group of investors who saw an opportunity to create a new kind of television station that would cater to the changing tastes and habits of modern audiences. WHNY was designed from the ground up to be a cutting-edge television station that combines the best of entertainment with the latest in digital media and interactivity. WHNY-TV not only airs on OTA and cable/satellite but, together along with Horizon Inc., has also aired on streaming via the company's subscription service, Horizon (streaming). == Programming == === News operation === Branded as Horizon News New York, the local news organization shares resources with the national Horizon News outlet, allowing it to cover breaking news and events with a wider perspective. The station takes a modernized approach to news, using simple and clean graphics to present the stories in a way that is easy to understand for viewers. [[File:10.png|thumb|365x365px]] On air, the newscasts take a different approach to news anchors. Instead of relying on traditional news anchors, reporters who cover news stories also introduce them on-air. This approach provides a more personal touch and allows the reporters to connect more directly with the audience. Horizon won several awards for local journalism, including an Emmy Award for Outstanding Coverage of Breaking News, and a Peabody Award for its coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic in the New York area. In addition to traditional broadcast news, they also have a strong digital presence, with a website and social media accounts that provide up-to-date news and information to its audience, as well as a free 24/7 streaming channel available on horizon.tv/ny, Pluto TV, and mobile and internet-TV apps which allows viewers to stay updated on the latest news at any time of the day. The streaming channel has become a popular alternative for viewers who prefer to consume local news digitally. WHNY airs Horizon News New York for a combined 12.58 hours every week. They air from 4:00am to 7:00am, 9am, Noon, 4:00pm to 6:30pm, and 11:00pm to 11:35pm weekdays. 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It is owned and operated by Horizon Television {{Televisionstation_v2|name=Horizon Boston|callsign=WHMA-TV|city=Boston|location=Massachusetts|channel=Virtual: 8 Digital: 8|branding=General: Horizon Boston News operations: Horizon News Boston|affiliation=Horizon Television|owner=Horizon Television Stations (..." wikitext text/x-wiki WHMA-TV (channel 8) is a television station in based in Boston and Worcester, Massachusetts, serving as an owned and operated station of Horizon Television network. It is owned and operated by Horizon Television {{Televisionstation_v2|name=Horizon Boston|callsign=WHMA-TV|city=Boston|location=Massachusetts|channel=Virtual: 8 Digital: 8|branding=General: Horizon Boston News operations: Horizon News Boston|affiliation=Horizon Television|owner=Horizon Television Stations (Horizon, Inc.)|founded=2019|airdate=2020|licensing_authority=FCC|facility_id=1420|erp=600 kW|haat=520 mm (1,706 ft)|website=horizon.tv/ma}} Stations (Horizon, Inc.). It is headquartered at Bulfinch Place (near Bowdoin Square and Government Center) in downtown Boston. == History == WHMA-TV's history dates to when it came on the air January 1, 2020, the same day as its owner, Horizon Television network, launched and is the flagship station of the network. It is licensed to Boston, with two television towers in Boston and Worcester, MA serving the greater Commonwealth area of Massachusetts. The station was founded by a group of investors who saw an opportunity to create a new kind of television station that would cater to the changing tastes and habits of modern audiences. WHMA was designed from the ground up to be a cutting-edge television station that combines the best of with the entertainment e latest in digital media and interactivity. WHMA-TV not only airs on OTA and cable/satellite but, together along with Horizon Streaming, has also aired on streaming via the company's subscription service, Horizon (streaming). == Programming == === News operation === [[File:Horizon News Boston universal intro.png|thumb|335x335px|Horizon News Boston universal intro]] Branded as Horizon News Boston, the local news organization shares resources with the national Horizon News outlet, allowing it to cover breaking news and events with a wider perspective. The station takes a modernized approach to news, using simple and clean graphics to present the stories in a way that is easy to understand for viewers. On air, the newscasts take a different approach to news anchors. Instead of relying on traditional news anchors, reporters who cover news stories also introduce them on-air. This approach provides a more personal touch and allows the reporters to connect more directly with the audience. In addition to traditional broadcast news, they also have a strong digital presence, with a website and social media accounts that provide up-to-date news and information to its audience, as well as a free 24/7 streaming channel available on horizon.tv/ma, Pluto TV, and mobile and internet-TV apps which allows viewers to stay updated on the latest news at any time of the day. The streaming channel has become a popular alternative for viewers who prefer to consume local news digitally. WNYH airs Horizon News Boston for a combined 12.58 hours every week. They air from 4:00am to 7:00am, 9am, Noon, 4:00pm to 6:30pm, and 11:00pm to 11:35pm weekdays. Horizon News Boston also airs weekends at 5:00am to 7:00am, Noon, 6:00pm to 6:30pm, and 11:00pm to midnight. a98c4db1e6253776ab3f25af7e28cd5f0dd20715 378 377 2023-05-14T21:37:26Z NewEgg92 52918802 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation_v2|name=Horizon Boston|callsign=WHMA-TV|city=Boston|location=Massachusetts|channel=Virtual: 8 Digital: 8|branding=General: Horizon Boston News operations: Horizon News Boston|affiliation=Horizon Television|owner=Horizon Television Stations (Horizon, Inc.)|founded=2019|airdate=2020|licensing_authority=FCC|facility_id=1420|erp=600 kW|haat=520 mm (1,706 ft)|website=horizon.tv/ma}}WHMA-TV (channel 8) is a television station in based in Boston and Worcester, Massachusetts, serving as an owned and operated station of Horizon Television network. It is owned and operated by Horizon Television Stations (Horizon, Inc.). It is headquartered at Bulfinch Place (near Bowdoin Square and Government Center) in downtown Boston. == History == WHMA-TV's history dates to when it came on the air January 1, 2020, the same day as its owner, Horizon Television network, launched and is the flagship station of the network. It is licensed to Boston, with two television towers in Boston and Worcester, MA serving the greater Commonwealth area of Massachusetts. The station was founded by a group of investors who saw an opportunity to create a new kind of television station that would cater to the changing tastes and habits of modern audiences. WHMA was designed from the ground up to be a cutting-edge television station that combines the best of with the entertainment e latest in digital media and interactivity. WHMA-TV not only airs on OTA and cable/satellite but, together along with Horizon Streaming, has also aired on streaming via the company's subscription service, Horizon (streaming). == Programming == === News operation === [[File:Horizon News Boston universal intro.png|thumb|335x335px|Horizon News Boston universal intro]] Branded as Horizon News Boston, the local news organization shares resources with the national Horizon News outlet, allowing it to cover breaking news and events with a wider perspective. The station takes a modernized approach to news, using simple and clean graphics to present the stories in a way that is easy to understand for viewers. On air, the newscasts take a different approach to news anchors. Instead of relying on traditional news anchors, reporters who cover news stories also introduce them on-air. This approach provides a more personal touch and allows the reporters to connect more directly with the audience. In addition to traditional broadcast news, they also have a strong digital presence, with a website and social media accounts that provide up-to-date news and information to its audience, as well as a free 24/7 streaming channel available on horizon.tv/ma, Pluto TV, and mobile and internet-TV apps which allows viewers to stay updated on the latest news at any time of the day. The streaming channel has become a popular alternative for viewers who prefer to consume local news digitally. WHMA airs Horizon News Boston for a combined 12.58 hours every week. They air from 4:00am to 7:00am, 9am, Noon, 4:00pm to 6:30pm, and 11:00pm to 11:35pm weekdays. Horizon News Boston also airs weekends at 5:00am to 7:00am, Noon, 6:00pm to 6:30pm, and 11:00pm to midnight. d16f8e51399914e2ccfb2ab2371de91375d8224a 379 378 2023-05-14T21:38:11Z NewEgg92 52918802 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation_v2|name=Horizon Boston|callsign=WHMA-TV|city=Boston|location=Massachusetts|channel=Virtual: 8 Digital: 8|branding=General: Horizon Boston News operations: Horizon News Boston|affiliation=Horizon Television|owner=Horizon Television Stations (Horizon, Inc.)|founded=2019|airdate=2020|licensing_authority=FCC|facility_id=1420|erp=600 kW|haat=520 mm (1,706 ft)|website=horizon.tv/ma}}WHMA-TV (channel 8) is a television station in based in Boston and Worcester, Massachusetts, serving as an owned and operated station of Horizon Television network. It is owned and operated by Horizon Television Stations (Horizon, Inc.). It is headquartered at Bulfinch Place (near Bowdoin Square and Government Center) in downtown Boston. == History == WHMA-TV's history dates to when it came on the air January 1, 2020, the same day as its owner, Horizon Television network, launched and is the flagship station of the network. It is licensed to Boston, with two television towers in Boston and Worcester, MA serving the greater Commonwealth area of Massachusetts. The station was founded by a group of investors who saw an opportunity to create a new kind of television station that would cater to the changing tastes and habits of modern audiences. WHMA was designed from the ground up to be a cutting-edge television station that combines the best of with the entertainment e latest in digital media and interactivity. WHMA-TV not only airs on OTA and cable/satellite but, together along with Horizon Streaming, has also aired on streaming via the company's subscription service, Horizon (streaming). == Programming == === News operation === [[File:Horizon News Boston universal intro.png|thumb|335x335px|Horizon News Boston universal intro]] Branded as Horizon News Boston, the local news organization shares resources with the national Horizon News outlet, allowing it to cover breaking news and events with a wider perspective. The station takes a modernized approach to news, using simple and clean graphics to present the stories in a way that is easy to understand for viewers. On air, the newscasts take a different approach to news anchors. Instead of relying on traditional news anchors, reporters who cover news stories also introduce them on-air. This approach provides a more personal touch and allows the reporters to connect more directly with the audience. In addition to traditional broadcast news, they also have a strong digital presence, with a website and social media accounts that provide up-to-date news and information to its audience, as well as a free 24/7 streaming channel available on horizon.tv/ma, Pluto TV, and mobile and internet-TV apps which allows viewers to stay updated on the latest news at any time of the day. The streaming channel has become a popular alternative for viewers who prefer to consume local news digitally. WHMA airs Horizon News Boston for a combined 12.58 hours every week. They air from 4:00am to 7:00am, 9am, Noon, 4:00pm to 6:30pm, and 11:00pm to 11:35pm weekdays. Horizon News Boston also airs weekends at 5:00am to 7:00am, Noon, 6:00pm to 6:30pm, and 11:00pm to midnight. [[Category:Horizon]] [[Category:Horizon network affiliates]] [[Category:Boston]] [[Category:Worcester]] [[Category:Massachusetts]] [[Category:Television stations]] 39f6dec6e8d854cb09421222287b121dae39692f 381 379 2023-05-14T22:33:25Z NewEgg92 52918802 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation_v2|name=Horizon Boston|callsign=WHMA-TV|city=Boston|location=Massachusetts|channel=Virtual: 8 Digital: 8|branding=General: Horizon Boston News operations: Horizon News Boston|affiliation=Horizon Television|owner=Horizon Television Stations (Horizon, Inc.)|founded=2019|airdate=2020|licensing_authority=FCC|facility_id=1420|erp=600 kW|haat=520 mm (1,706 ft)|website=horizon.tv/ma|logo=File:HorizonBoston.png}}WHMA-TV (channel 8) is a television station in based in Boston and Worcester, Massachusetts, serving as an owned and operated station of Horizon Television network. It is owned and operated by Horizon Television Stations (Horizon, Inc.). It is headquartered at Bulfinch Place (near Bowdoin Square and Government Center) in downtown Boston. == History == WHMA-TV's history dates to when it came on the air January 1, 2020, the same day as its owner, Horizon Television network, launched and is the flagship station of the network. It is licensed to Boston, with two television towers in Boston and Worcester, MA serving the greater Commonwealth area of Massachusetts. The station was founded by a group of investors who saw an opportunity to create a new kind of television station that would cater to the changing tastes and habits of modern audiences. WHMA was designed from the ground up to be a cutting-edge television station that combines the best of with the entertainment e latest in digital media and interactivity. WHMA-TV not only airs on OTA and cable/satellite but, together along with Horizon Streaming, has also aired on streaming via the company's subscription service, Horizon (streaming). == Programming == === News operation === [[File:Horizon News Boston universal intro.png|thumb|335x335px|Horizon News Boston universal intro]] Branded as Horizon News Boston, the local news organization shares resources with the national Horizon News outlet, allowing it to cover breaking news and events with a wider perspective. The station takes a modernized approach to news, using simple and clean graphics to present the stories in a way that is easy to understand for viewers. On air, the newscasts take a different approach to news anchors. Instead of relying on traditional news anchors, reporters who cover news stories also introduce them on-air. This approach provides a more personal touch and allows the reporters to connect more directly with the audience. In addition to traditional broadcast news, they also have a strong digital presence, with a website and social media accounts that provide up-to-date news and information to its audience, as well as a free 24/7 streaming channel available on horizon.tv/ma, Pluto TV, and mobile and internet-TV apps which allows viewers to stay updated on the latest news at any time of the day. The streaming channel has become a popular alternative for viewers who prefer to consume local news digitally. WHMA airs Horizon News Boston for a combined 12.58 hours every week. They air from 4:00am to 7:00am, 9am, Noon, 4:00pm to 6:30pm, and 11:00pm to 11:35pm weekdays. Horizon News Boston also airs weekends at 5:00am to 7:00am, Noon, 6:00pm to 6:30pm, and 11:00pm to midnight. [[Category:Horizon]] [[Category:Horizon network affiliates]] [[Category:Boston]] [[Category:Worcester]] [[Category:Massachusetts]] [[Category:Television stations]] 7497af5eb20f7ea23b00a4e19bd8a6483984b017 6 221 380 2023-05-14T22:33:03Z NewEgg92 52918802 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 222 382 2023-05-14T22:34:14Z NewEgg92 52918802 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 202 384 343 2023-05-16T06:19:43Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation v2 | name = | location = Miami/Fort Lauderdale | city = Miami, Florida | country = United States of America | callsign = | logo = [[File:WMFL-TV 6 Short (White).png]] | logo_caption = | image = | caption = | channel = Digital: 16 (UHF)<br>Virtual: 6 (VHF; PSIP) | branding = ''WMFL Channel 6'' (general)<br>''WMFL NewsChannel 6'' (newscasts) | slogan = ''South Florida's 24-Hour NewsChannel'' (newscasts) | language = English | subchannels = '''6.2''': 24-Hour News/WX<br>'''6.3''': Traffic/WX<br>'''6.4''': Independent<br>'''6.5''': [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scripps_News Scripps News]<br>'''6.6''': [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stadium_(sports_network) Stadium] | network = | affiliations = '''6.1''': Independent <small>(since 1948)</small> | owner = [[Clearchannel Communications, Inc.|'''clear'''channel Communications, Inc.]] <small>('''clear'''channel Television)</small> | licensee = '''clear'''channel of South Florida, Inc. | operator = | sister_stations = [[WMFL (AM)|WMFL]], [[WEDC-FM]], [[WKSM-FM]] | founded = | airdate = May 13th, 1948 | last_airdate = | former_callsigns = | former_names = | former_channel_numbers = '''Analog''':<br>6 (1948-2009)<br>'''Digital''':<br>46 (1998-2001)<br>18 (2001-2004)<br>10 (2004-2009)<br>6 (2009-2018) | former_affiliations = | callsign_meaning = '''M'''iami/'''F'''ort '''L'''auderdale | licensing_authority = [[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission|WBC]] | facility_id = | class = | power = | erp = 500 kW | haat = 1,750 feet | coordinates = | translator = WFLK-LD 24 (UHF) Key West | translators = | repeater = | repeaters = | webcast = WMFL6Miami.com/LIVE<br><small>(live and repeat newscasts, and 24-hour 6.2 and 6.3 streams)</small> | website = WMFL6Miami.com }}'''WMFL-TV''' (channel 6) is an independent television station, licensed to Miami, Florida, United States, North America, Northern Hemisphere, Earth, and serving the South Florida (Miami/Fort Lauderdale/Key West) television market. It is the '''<u>FLAGSHIP</u>''' television station of locally-based [[Clearchannel Communications, Inc.|'''clear'''channel Communications, Inc.]] whose roots in South Florida date back to its founding in 1920 as a local radio operator within the Ortega family, whose generations later (now lead by the founder's son, Roly) currently own the multi-media conglomerate company. '''clear'''channel has owned WMFL-TV since its inception. WMFL-TV is a sister to radio stations [[WMFL (AM)|WMFL]] (AM 980), [[WEDC-FM]] (93.5), and [[WKSM-FM]] (100.1). WMFL-TV (its sister South Florida properties, and the national headquarters of '''clear'''channel Communications, Inc.) are located inside a 10-story building at 1401 79th Street Causeway (SR 934) in North Bay Village (with a Miami postal address), and its transmitter is located near the Miami-Dade/Broward County line nearby where I-75 and the Florida's Turnpike meet in Miramar, Florida. On cable, the station can be seen on [[ABS CableSystem]] channel 6 (in SD and HD) in all South Florida counties. = History = Coming soon... = Programming = Coming soon... = News operation = Coming soon... == News Music == * 1950-1960: ''WMFL 1950 News Theme'' * 1960-1965: ''WMFL 1960 News Theme'' * 1965-1970: ''WMFL 1965 News Theme'' * 1970-1975: ''WMFL 1970 News Theme'' (WTVJ; 1975-1979 for 6:00pm '''ONLY''') * 1975-1980: ''Move Closer To Your World'' (Mayoham Music) * 1980-1995: ''Hello News'' (Gari Media Group) * 1995-2000: ''Signature'' (Stephen Arnold Music) * 2000-2003: ''Image News - WROC Version'' (Gari Media Group) * 2003-2008: ''Fusion'' (Stephen Arnold Music) * 2008-2011: ''Image News'' (Gari Media Group) * 2012-2022: ''Coverage'' (615 Music) * 2022-Pres: ''Stream'' (Stephen Arnold Music) == Newscast Brandings == * 1948-1956: ''WMFL-Television News/Newsreel'' * 1956-1968: ''WMFL-TV News'' ** 1966-1979: ''The Ralph Renick Report'' (6:00pm '''ONLY''') * 1968-1973: ''Channel 6 Eyewitness News'' * 1973-1979: ''NewsCenter 6'' * 1980-1990: ''News 6 South Florida'' * 1990-Pres: ''WMFL NewsChannel 6'' = Schedule (as of May 2023) = {| class="article-table" |+ Key ! Local !! Syndicated !! National |- | '''Bold''' || ''Italicized'' || <u>Underlined</u> |} === Weekdays === * 04:00-10:00 AM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 - The Morning News''' * 10:00-11:00 AM: ''LIVE with Kelly and Mark'' * 11:00AM-12:00PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at Midday''' * 12:00-01:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 12 Noon''' * 01:00-02:00 PM: ''Tamron Hall'' * 02:00-03:00 PM: ''Kelly Clarkson'' * 03:00-04:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 03:00PM''' * 04:00-05:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 04:00PM''' * 05:00-06:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 05:00PM''' * 06:00-07:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 06:00PM''' * 07:00-08:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 07:00PM''' * 08:00-09:00 PM: ''Family Feud'' (two episodes) * 09:00-09:30 PM: ''Wheel of Fortune'' * 09:30-10:00 PM: ''Jeopardy!'' * 10:00-11:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 10:00PM''' * 11:00PM-12:00AM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 11:00PM''' * 12:00-01:00 AM: '''South Florida Sports TONIGHT''' * 01:00-04:00 AM: '''The Eyes of South Florida''' ('''LIVE''' cameras from throughout South Florida plus an audio simulcast of ''Newsradio 980 [[WMFL (AM)|WMFL]]'') === Saturdays === * 04:00-05:00 AM: '''The Eyes of South Florida''' * 05:00-11:00 AM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 - The Morning News''' * 11:00AM-12:00PM: '''South Florida Out and About''' (a look at upcoming events across South Florida, plus places, and things to do.) * 12:00-01:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 12 Noon''' * 01:00-03:00 PM: <u>E/I Programming</u> (first two hours) * 03:00-05:00 PM: '''WMFL Channel 6's Weekend Movie Showcase''' * 05:00-06:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 05:00PM''' * 06:00-07:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 06:00PM''' * 07:00-08:00 PM: '''South Florida Out and About''' (repeat) * 08:00-09:00 PM: ''Family Feud'' (two episodes) * 09:00-09:30 PM: ''Wheel of Fortune'' * 09:30-10:00 PM: ''Jeopardy!'' * 10:00-11:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 10:00PM''' * 11:00PM-12:00AM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 11:00PM''' * 12:00-01:00 AM: '''South Florida Sports TONIGHT''' * 01:00-04:00 AM: '''The Eyes of South Florida''' === Sundays === * 04:00-05:00 AM: '''The Eyes of South Florida''' * 05:00-11:00 AM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 - The Morning News''' * 11:00AM-12:00PM: '''We Are South Florida''' (A Sunday morning public affairs show, discussing and dissecting the week's political news and other happenings, including community events and feature stories in South Florida.) * 12:00-01:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 12 Noon''' * 01:00-02:00 PM: <u>E/I Programming</u> (final hour) * 02:00-05:00 PM: ''The Billboard Charts Show'' ('''clear'''channel syndication '''<u>EXCLUSIVE</u>''') * 05:00-06:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 05:00PM''' * 06:00-07:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 06:00PM''' * 07:00-08:00 PM: '''We Are South Florida''' (repeat) * 08:00-09:00 PM: ''Family Feud'' (two episodes) * 09:00-10:00 PM: ''Speakers' Corner'' ('''clear'''channel syndication '''<u>EXCLUSIVE</u>''') * 10:00-11:00 PM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 10:00PM''' * 11:00PM-12:00AM: '''WMFL NewsChannel 6 at 11:00PM''' * 12:00-01:00 AM: '''South Florida Sports TONIGHT''' * 01:00-04:00 AM: '''The Eyes of South Florida''' = Technical information = == Subchannels == The station's signal is multiplexed: <section begin=subchannels /> {| class="wikitable" |+ Subchannels of WMFL-TV ! scope = "col" | Channel ! scope = "col" | Resolution ! scope = "col" | Aspect ratio ! scope = "col" | Short name ! scope = "col" | Programming ! scope = "col" | ABS CableSystem |- ! scope = "row" | 6.1 | rowspan=4|1080i || rowspan=6|16:9 || WMFLTV6 || Main WMFL-TV programming / Independent || Channel 6 |- ! scope = "row" | 6.2 | WMFL-DT || ''WMFL 6 Plus'' || Channel 7 |- ! scope = "row" | 6.3 | WMFL-FA || ''WMFL 6 First Alert Traffic and Weather Together'' || Channel 160 |- ! scope = "row" | 6.4 | SoFlo + || ''South Florida Plus'' / Independent || Channel 8 |- ! scope = "row" | 6.5 | rowspan=2|480i || Scripps || ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scripps_News Scripps News] South Florida'' || Channel 163 |- ! scope = "row" | 6.6 | Stadium || ''South Florida Sports''/[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stadium_(sports_network) Stadium] || Channel 165 |} <section end=subchannels /> On May 13th, 1998, during WMFL-TV's 50th Anniversary Special, WMFL-TV became the first television station in Florida, and more likely the first television station in the country, to sign on its digital television signal at 3:00 p.m. On that day, WMFL-DT signed on as UHF Channel 46, but has since moved four times over, first to Channel 18 in 2001, then to VHF on Channel 10 in 2004, and moving to Channel 6 after the digital conversion of 2009 before finally settling and moving up back to UHF on Channel 16 in 2018. === Subchannel history === ==== WMFL-DT2 ==== '''WMFL-DT2''' is the second subchannel of WMFL-TV that carries a 24-hour local news and weather format, known as ''WMFL 6 Plus'', and broadcasts in high definition on channel 6.2. Formerly known as ''WMFL NewsChannel 6 NOW'' until October 26th, 2020, the subchannel airs '''LIVE''' and rebroadcasts of all of WMFL-TV's newscasts as well as special programming and '''LIVE''' breaking news and severe weather coverage. ==== WMFL-DT3 ==== '''WMFL-DT3''' is the third subchannel of WMFL-TV that carries a 24-hour local traffic and weather format, known as ''WMFL 6 First Alert Traffic and Weather Together'', and broadcasts in high definition on channel 6.3. Formerly known as ''SkyWatch 6 Weather 24/7'' and later as ''WMFL 6 Traffic and Weather Together'' (before adopting the '''First Alert''' weather and traffic brandings in 2022), the channel is powered by the ''WMFL 6 First Alert StormTeam'' and the ''WMFL 6 First Alert Traffic Team'' and broadcasts 24-hour local traffic and weather conditions, including the latest updated maps, forecasts, radars, graphics, alternative routes, drive times, traffic and weather cameras, and more, plus updates from WMFL 6's Traffic and Weather teams. ==== WMFL-DT4 ==== '''WMFL-DT4''' is the fourth subchannel of WMFL-TV that carries a 24-hour local independent format, known as ''South Florida Plus'', and broadcasts in high definition on channel 6.4. ''South Florida Plus'' is an extra independent service of WMFL-TV that carries mainly South Florida-born, made, and targeted programs, such as a simulcast of sister station [[WKSM-FM]]'s ''The KVJ Show'' (and its ''After The Show Podcast'' in edited form), edited versions of ''The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz'' (carried in an agreement with Meadowlark Media and DraftKings), ''South Beach Sessions'' (on Sundays, again from Meadowlark and DraftKings), and simulcasts of WMFL-TV's weeknight 5:00 and 11:00, and nightly 6:00 and 10:00pm newscasts. It also carries four different South Florida-curated music blocks throghout the day, including... * ''SoFlo (Saturday/Sunday) Sunrise'', four hours of ambient/calm/relaxing music to de-stress, and relax your weekend. (weekends from 6:00-10:00am) * ''SoFlo Midday Music'', three hours of music from the '70s, '80s, '90s, and 2000s. (weekdays from 10:00am-1:00pm) * ''SoFlo Musicland'', three hours of music from all genres across all decades. (nightly from 7:00-10:00pm) * ''SoFlo Clubland'', four-to-seven hours of EDM music across all subgenres. (weeknights from 2:00-6:00am, weekends from 11:00pm-6:00am) ==== WMFL-DT5 ==== '''WMFL-DT5''' is the fifth subchannel of WMFL-TV that carries a 24-hour national news network, known as [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scripps_News Scripps News], and broadcasts in 16:9 standard definition on channel 6.5. Formerly known as ''Newsy'' until the 2023 relaunch, ''Scripps News'' carries live news blocks every weekday, plus documentaries, long-form investigations, live coverage of breaking news, Scripps' syndicated news programs such as ''The List'' and ''The Upside'', and more. ''Scripps News South Florida'' also carries five-minute local news and weather cut-ins from WMFL-TV twice every hour. ==== WMFL-DT6 ==== '''WMFL-DT6''' is the sixth subchannel of WMFL-TV that carries a 24-hour national sports network, known as [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stadium_(sports_network) Stadium], and broadcaasts in 16:9 standard definition on channel 6.6. The channel is known locally as '''South Florida Sports''' and carries a mix of local and national sports programs and telecasts, including a simulcast of WMFL-TV's '''South Florida Sports TONIGHT''', which airs every night at 12 Midnight after WMFL-TV's nightly hour-long 11:00pm newscast. = Translator = In addition to its main signal, WMFL-TV is also carried on the following translator: {| class="fandom-table" !Call Letters !Channel (VC/RF) !City of License !Licensee !Callsign meaning !Notes |- |'''WFLK-LD''' |24 (UHF)<br>24 (UHF) |Key West |clearchannel of South Florida, Inc. |'''FL'''orida '''K'''eys |Digital low-power translator |} WMFL-TV's use of a translator is necessary as WMFL-TV's main signal does not reach the Florida Keys. 066982dbc52474c935e32738bf4722769fe89456 0 172 385 333 2023-05-16T06:29:50Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Company v2 | title1 = clearchannel Communications, Inc. | image1 = [[File:Clear Channel (horizontal).jpg|thumb]] | caption1 = | type = Private multi-media conglomerate | industry = Broadcasting | headquarters = Miami, Florida | no_of_locations = 6 (Miami, NYC, LA, Chicago, DC, Boston) | founded = May 13th, 1920 | defunct = | fate = | predecessor = | successor = | founder(s) = | area_served = United States | products = TV, Radio | owner = | divisions = clearchannel Television<br>clearchannel Radio<br>ABS Television Distribution | subsidiaries = ABS News Productions | revenue = | operating_income = | net_income = | aum = | total_assets = | total_equity = | no_of_employees = 20,000 | slogan = ''Broadcasting... for the Future''. | website = clearchannel.com }}'''clear'''channel Communications, Inc. (otherwise known as '''clear'''channel) is a worldwide multi-media conglomerate company which owns television stations, radio stations, and cable/satellite providers, all around the world. Its headquarters are based in Miami, Florida and employs over 20,000 staff as of May 2023, which includes all departments, and all sectors, all around the world, making it '''''<u>THE</u>''''' largest multi-media broadcasting conglomerate company in the world. = Current properties (as of May 2023) = == National Over-the-Air Television == {| class="article-table" |+ ! Network name ! Format ! Language |- | [[American Broadcasting System|ABS]] || rowspan=4|General || rowspan=2|English |- | [[ABS Two]] |- | [[Sistema de Radiodifusion Estadounidense|SRE]] || rowspan=2|Spanish |- | [[SRE Dos]] |} == National Cable Networks == * Coming soon... == Local Television == {| class="article-table" |+ ! Callsign ! Channel number ! City ! Affiliation ! Language ! Callsign meaning |- | [[WWGN-TV]] || Channel 09.1 || Chicago || ABS '''O&O''' || rowspan=15|English || Named in honor of the real-life [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WGN-TV WGN-TV Chicago]. |- | [[WHUB-TV]] || Channel 05.1 || Boston || Independent || The '''HUB''' for all things New England. |- | [[KST-TV]] || Channel 06.1 || rowspan=2|Seattle/Tacoma/Everett || ABS '''O&O''' || '''S'''eattle/'''T'''acoma |- | [[KSTE-TV]] || Channel 16.1 || ABS Two '''O&O''' || '''S'''eattle/'''T'''acoma/'''E'''verett |- | [[WOTW-TV]] || Channel 09.1 || Orlando/Daytona Beach/Melbourne || Independent || '''O'''-'''T'''o'''W'''n |- | [[WMFL-TV]] || Channel 06.1 || Miami/Fort Lauderdale/Key West || Independent || '''M'''iami/'''F'''ort '''L'''auderdale <small>('''FLAGSHIP''' for the company)</small> |- | [[WYQC-TV]] || Channel 03.1 || rowspan=2|Charlotte || ABS '''O&O''' || '''W'''e're '''Y'''our '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | [[WCQC-TV]] || Channel 64.1 || 24-Hour News || '''C'''harlotte, the '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | rowspan=3|[[WRDF-TV]] || Channel 05.1 || rowspan=4|Raleigh/Durham/Fayetteville || NBC || rowspan=3|'''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham/'''F'''ayetteville |- | Channel 05.2 || ABS '''O&O''' |- | Channel 05.3 || ABS Two '''O&O''' |- | [[WRDT-TV]] || Channel 50.1 || 24-Hour News || '''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham and the '''T'''riangle |- | rowspan=2|[[KSLC-TV]] || Channel 05.1 || rowspan=4|Salt Lake City/Logan/Provo || ABS '''O&O''' || rowspan=2|'''S'''alt '''L'''ake '''C'''ity |- | Channel 05.2 || ABS Two '''O&O''' |- | rowspan=2|[[KUTS-TV]] || Channel 20.1 || SRE '''O&O''' || rowspan=2|Spanish || rowspan=2|'''UT'''ah '''S'''panish |- | Channel 20.2 || SRE Dos '''O&O''' |- | [[KQDC-TV]] || Channel 06.1 || Davenport, Iowa/Moline, Ill. || ABS '''O&O''' || rowspan=3|English || '''Q'''ua'''D''' '''C'''ities |- | rowspan=2|[[WGNV-TV]] || Channel 20.1 || rowspan=2|Gainesville/Ocala || ABS '''O&O''' || rowspan=2|'''G'''ai'''N'''es'''V'''ille |- | Channel 20.2 || ABS Two '''O&O''' |} == National Radio == {| class="article-table" |+ ! Network name ! Format ! Language |- | [[ABS Radio]] || General || rowspan=4|English |- | [[ABS Newsradio]] || News |- | [[ABS Sportsradio]] || Sports |- | [[SportsBet Radio]] || Sports Betting |- | [[SiriusXM Satellite Radio|SiriusXM]] || Satellite || rowspan=3|English/Spanish |- | [[iHeartRadio]] || General |- | [[Premiere Networks|Premiere]] || Syndication |- | [[KISS-FM (brand)|KISS-FM]] || Various || rowspan=2|English |- | [[EDC Radio]] || Dance/EDM |} == Local Radio == {| class="article-table" |+ ! Callsign ! Frequency ! City ! Format ! Language ! Callsign meaning |- | [[WWGN (AM)|WWGN]] || AM 780 || Chicago || All-news || rowspan=23|English || Named in honor of the real-life [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WGN_(AM) 720 WGN Chicago]. |- | [[WOTW (AM)|WOTW]] || AM 850 || rowspan=3|Orlando/Daytona Beach/Melbourne || All-news || '''O'''-'''T'''o'''W'''n |- | [[WOSJ]] || FM 103.1 || Smooth Jazz || '''O'''rlando's '''S'''mooth '''J'''azz |- | [[WOTW-FM]] || FM 105.1 || A.C. || '''O'''-'''T'''o'''W'''n |- | [[WMFL (AM)|WMFL]] || AM 980 || rowspan=3|Miami/Fort Lauderdale/Key West || All-news || '''M'''iami/'''F'''ort '''L'''auderdale <small>('''FLAGSHIP''' for the company)</small> |- | [[WEDC-FM]] || FM 93.5 || Dance/EDM || '''EDC''' Radio Network <small>('''FLAGSHIP''' for the network)</small> |- | [[WKSM-FM]] || FM 100.1 || Top 40 CHR/Dance || '''K'''is'''S'''-FM '''M'''iami <small>('''FLAGSHIP''' for the brand)</small> |- | [[WYQC (AM)|WYQC]] || AM 930 || rowspan=5|Charlotte || All-news || '''W'''e're '''Y'''our '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | [[WCQC (AM)|WCQC]] || AM 1110 || Sports || '''C'''harlotte, the '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | [[WQCL-FM]] || FM 92.7 || Sports || '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity '''L'''IVE |- | [[WCQC-FM]] || FM 95.1 || A.C. || '''C'''harlotte, the '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | [[WYQC-FM]] || FM 103.7 || Top 40 CHR/Dance || '''W'''e're '''Y'''our '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | [[WRDC (AM)|WRDC]] || AM 620 || rowspan=5|Raleigh/Durham/Fayetteville || Sports <small>(ESPN Radio)</small> || '''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham/'''C'''hapel Hill |- | [[WRDF (AM)|WRDF]] || AM 680 || All-news and Talk + Sports || '''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham/'''F'''ayetteville |- | [[WRDS (AM)|WRDS]] || AM 1550 || Sports || rowspan=2|'''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham '''S'''ports |- | [[WRDS-FM]] || FM 99.9 || Sports <small>(Local/ABS Sportsradio)</small> |- | [[WRDT-FM]] || FM 101.5 || A.C. || '''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham and the '''T'''riangle |- | [[KSLC (AM)|KSLC]] || AM 1160 || rowspan=6|Salt Lake City || All-news + Sports || '''S'''alt '''L'''ake '''C'''ity |- | [[KUTS (AM)|KUTS]] || AM 1280 || Sports <small>(Local/ABS Sportsradio)</small> || rowspan=2|'''UT'''ah '''S'''ports |- | [[KUTS-FM]] || FM 97.5 || Sports <small>(Local/ABS Sportsradio)</small> |- | [[KUMH-FM]] || FM 100.3 || A.C. || '''U'''tah '''M'''usic '''H'''ub |- | [[KSLC-FM]] || FM 102.7 || All-news + Sports || '''S'''alt '''L'''ake '''C'''ity |- | [[KSRU-FM]] || FM 103.5 || Sports <small>(ESPN Radio)</small> || '''S'''ports'''R'''adio '''U'''tah |} == National Cable Provider == * [[ABS CableSystem]] 09266b1003a8527807cd35a3fcd4823da92a6040 6 223 386 2023-05-16T08:19:58Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki The primary logo of WOTW-TV Orlando as of May 2023. 56a802cde8302f550a9dc40ec11d75a9ef04c52c 0 224 387 2023-05-16T08:22:52Z TheRolyPoly 893408 Created page with "{{Televisionstation v2 | name = | location = Central Florida | city = Orlando, Florida | country = United States of America | callsign = | logo = [[File:WOTW-TV (Main).png|100px|center]] | logo_caption = | image = | caption = | channel = Digital: 18 (UHF)<br>Virtual: 9 (VHF; PSIP) | branding = ''Chann..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation v2 | name = | location = Central Florida | city = Orlando, Florida | country = United States of America | callsign = | logo = [[File:WOTW-TV (Main).png|100px|center]] | logo_caption = | image = | caption = | channel = Digital: 18 (UHF)<br>Virtual: 9 (VHF; PSIP) | branding = ''Channel 9'' (general)<br>''Channel 9 Eyewitness News'' (newscasts) | slogan = ''An Orlando Original'' (general)<br>''Coverage You Can Count On'' (newscasts) | language = English | subchannels = '''9.2''': 24-Hour News/WX<br>'''9.3''': Traffic/WX<br>'''9.4''': [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scripps_News Scripps News]<br>'''9.5''': [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stadium_(sports_network) Stadium] | network = | affiliations = '''9.1''': Independent <small>(since 1950)</small> | owner = [[Clearchannel Communications, Inc.|'''clear'''channel Communications, Inc.]] <small>('''clear'''channel Television)</small> | licensee = '''clear'''channel of Central Florida, Inc. | operator = | sister_stations = [[WOTW (AM)|WOTW]], [[WOSJ]], [[WOTW-FM]] | founded = | airdate = October 26th, 1950 | last_airdate = | former_callsigns = | former_names = | former_channel_numbers = '''Analog''':<br>9 (1950-2009)<br>'''Digital''':<br>35 (2000-2003)<br>26 (2003-2006)<br>13 (2006-2009)<br>9 (2009-2019) | former_affiliations = | callsign_meaning = '''O'''-'''T'''o'''W'''n (Orlando's nickname) | licensing_authority = [[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission|WBC]] | facility_id = | class = | power = | erp = 1,000 kW | haat = 2,000 feet | coordinates = | translator = | translators = | repeater = | repeaters = | webcast = WOTW.com/LIVE <small>(live and recent newscasts, and 24-hour 9.2 and 9.3 streams)</small> | website = WOTW.com }} '''WOTW-TV''' (channel 9) is an independent television station, licensed to Orlando, Florida, United States, North America, Northern Hemisphere, Earth, and serving the Central Florida (Orlando/Daytona Beach/Melbourne) television market. It is owned and operated by Miami-based [[Clearchannel Communications, Inc.|'''clear'''channel Communications, Inc.]] who has owned WOTW-TV since its inception. WOTW-TV is a sister to radio stations [[WOTW (AM)|WOTW]] (AM 850), [[WOSJ]] (FM 103.1), and [[WOTW-FM]] (105.1). WOTW-TV (and its sister Central Florida properties) are located inside a four-story building at 490 East South Street in Orlando while its transmitter is located near Christmas, Florida. On cable, the station can be seen on [[ABS CableSystem]] channel 9 (in SD and HD) in all Central Florida counties. = History = Coming soon... = Programming = Coming soon... = News operation = Coming soon... == News Music == * 1950-1959: ''WOTW 1950 News Theme'' * 1959-1967: ''WOTW 1959 News Theme'' * 1967-1970: ''WMFL 1965 News Theme'' * 1970-1976: ''WOTW 1970 News Theme'' * 1976-1980: ''Move Closer To Your World'' (Mayoham Music) * 1980-1984: ''Classical Gas'' (Telesound) * 1984-1988: ''And You'' (Telesound) * 1988-1995: ''People You Can Count On'' (The Coast Productions) * 1995-1997: ''Signature'' (Stephen Arnold Music) * 1997-2003: ''Counterpoint'' (Stephen Arnold Music) * 2003-2006: ''News Matrix'' (Stephen Arnold Music) * 2006-2013: ''Eyewitness News'' (Gari Media Group) * 2013-2023: ''Coverage'' (615 Music) * 2023-Pres: ''Stream'' (Stephen Arnold Music) == Newscast Brandings == * 1950-1955: ''WOTW-TV Newsreel'' * 1955-1970: ''WOTW-TV News'' * 1970-1975: ''NewsCenter 9'' * 1975-Pres: ''Channel 9 Eyewitness News'' = Schedule (as of May 2023) = {| class="article-table" |+ Key ! Local !! Syndicated !! National |- | '''Bold''' || ''Italicized'' || <u>Underlined</u> |} === Weekdays === * 04:00-10:00 AM: '''Channel 9 Eyewitness News in the Morning''' * 10:00-11:00 AM: ''LIVE with Kelly and Mark'' * 11:00AM-12:00PM: ''Drew Barrymore'' (x2) * 12:00-01:00 PM: '''Channel 9 Eyewitness News at 12 Noon''' * 01:00-02:00 PM: ''Family Feud'' (x2) * 02:00-03:00 PM: ''Tamron Hall'' * 03:00-04:00 PM: ''Kelly Clarkson'' * 04:00-05:00 PM: '''Channel 9 Eyewitness News at 04:00PM''' * 05:00-06:00 PM: '''Channel 9 Eyewitness News at 05:00PM''' * 06:00-07:00 PM: '''Channel 9 Eyewitness News at 06:00PM''' * 07:00-08:00 PM: '''Channel 9 Eyewitness News at 07:00PM''' * 08:00-08:30 PM: ''Inside Edition'' * 08:30-09:00 PM: ''The Reporters'' ('''clear'''channel syndication '''<u>EXCLUSIVE</u>''') * 09:00-09:30 PM: ''Wheel of Fortune'' * 09:30-10:00 PM: ''Jeopardy!'' * 10:00-11:00 PM: '''Channel 9 Eyewitness News at 10:00PM''' * 11:00PM-12:00AM: '''Channel 9 Eyewitness News at 11:00PM''' * 12:00-01:00 AM: '''Central Florida Sports TONIGHT''' * 01:00-02:00 AM: ''Family Guy'' (x2) * 02:00-03:00 AM: ''Bob's Bugers'' (x2) * 03:00-04:00 AM: ''LIVE with Kelly and Mark'' (repeat) === Saturdays === * 04:00-05:00 AM: '''Channel 9 First Alert Traffic and Weather Together''' (from WOTW-DT 9.3) * 05:00-10:00 AM: '''Channel 9 Eyewitness News in the Morning''' * 10:00-11:00 AM: '''Central Florida Out and About''' (a look at upcoming events across Central Florida, plus places, and things to do.) * 11:00AM-12:00PM: <u>E/I Programming</u> (first hour) * 12:00-12:30 PM: '''Channel 9 Eyewitness News at 12 Noon''' * 12:30-01:00 PM: <u>ABS Headlines</u> * 01:00-03:00 PM: <u>E/I Programming</u> (last two hours) * 03:00-05:00 PM: '''Channel 9's Weekend Movie Showcase''' * 05:00-06:00 PM: '''Channel 9 Eyewitness News at 05:00PM''' * 06:00-07:00 PM: '''Channel 9 Eyewitness News at 06:00PM''' * 07:00-08:00 PM: '''Central Florida Out and About''' (repeat) * 08:00-08:30 PM: ''Inside Edition Weekend'' * 08:30-09:00 PM: ''The Weekend Reporters'' ('''clear'''channel syndication '''<u>EXCLUSIVE</u>''') * 09:00-09:30 PM: ''Wheel of Fortune'' * 09:30-10:00 PM: ''Jeopardy!'' * 10:00-11:00 PM: '''Channel 9 Eyewitness News at 10:00PM''' * 11:00PM-12:00AM: '''Channel 9 Eyewitness News at 11:00PM''' * 12:00-01:00 AM: '''Central Florida Sports TONIGHT''' * 01:00-02:00 AM: ''Family Guy'' (x2) * 02:00-03:00 AM: ''Bob's Bugers'' (x2) * 03:00-04:00 AM: '''Channel 9 First Alert Traffic and Weather Together''' (from WOTW-DT 9.3) === Sundays === * 04:00-05:00 AM: '''Channel 9 First Alert Traffic and Weather Together''' (from WOTW-DT 9.3) * 05:00-10:00 AM: '''Channel 9 Eyewitness News in the Morning''' * 10:00-11:00 AM: '''Channel 9 Eyewitness Newsmakers''' (A Sunday morning public affairs show, discussing and dissecting the week's political news and how it impacts local residents.) * 11:00AM-12:00PM: '''Central Florida's Phantom Gourmet''' (A weekly look at the dining scene in Central Florida.) * 12:00-12:30 PM: '''Channel 9 Eyewitness News at 12 Noon''' * 12:30-01:00 PM: '''Central Florida Spotlight''' (Community events and feature stories in Central Florida.) * 01:00-02:00 PM: <u>E/I Programming</u> (final hour) * 02:00-05:00 PM: ''The Billboard Charts Show'' ('''clear'''channel syndication '''<u>EXCLUSIVE</u>''') * 05:00-06:00 PM: '''Channel 9 Eyewitness News at 05:00PM''' * 06:00-07:00 PM: '''Channel 9 Eyewitness News at 06:00PM''' * 07:00-08:00 PM: '''Channel 9 Eyewitness Newsmakers''' (repeat) * 08:00-09:00 PM: ''Family Feud'' (two episodes) * 09:00-10:00 PM: ''Speakers' Corner'' ('''clear'''channel syndication '''<u>EXCLUSIVE</u>''') * 10:00-11:00 PM: '''Channel 9 Eyewitness News at 10:00PM''' * 11:00PM-12:00AM: '''Channel 9 Eyewitness News at 11:00PM''' * 12:00-01:00 AM: '''Central Florida Sports TONIGHT''' * 01:00-02:00 AM: '''Central Florida's Phantom Gourmet''' (repeat) * 02:00-04:00 AM: '''Channel 9 First Alert Traffic and Weather Together''' (from WOTW-DT 9.3) = Technical information = == Subchannels == The station's signal is multiplexed: <section begin=subchannels /> {| class="wikitable" |+ Subchannels of WOTW-TV ! scope = "col" | Channel ! scope = "col" | Resolution ! scope = "col" | Aspect ratio ! scope = "col" | Short name ! scope = "col" | Programming ! scope = "col" | ABS CableSystem |- ! scope = "row" | 9.1 | rowspan=3|1080i || rowspan=5|16:9 || WOTWCh9 || Main WOTW-TV programming / Independent || Channel 9 |- ! scope = "row" | 9.2 | WOTW-DT || ''Channel 9 Plus'' || Channel 10 |- ! scope = "row" | 9.3 | WOTW-FA || ''Channel 9 First Alert Traffic and Weather Together'' || Channel 110 |- ! scope = "row" | 9.4 | rowspan=2|480i || Scripps || ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scripps_News Scripps News] Central Florida'' || Channel 112 |- ! scope = "row" | 9.5 | Stadium || ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stadium_(sports_network) Stadium] Orlando'' || Channel 113 |} <section end=subchannels /> On October 26th, 2000, during WOTW-TV's 50th Anniversary Special, WOTW-TV signed on its digital television signal at 4:00 p.m. On that day, WOTW-DT signed on as UHF Channel 35, but has since moved three times over, first to Channel 26 in 2003, then to VHF on Channel 13 in 2006, and moving to Channel 9 after the digital conversion of 2009 before finally settling and moving up back to UHF on Channel 18 in 2019. === Subchannel history === ==== WOTW-DT2 ==== '''WOTW-DT2''' is the second subchannel of WOTW-TV that carries a 24-hour local news and weather format, known as ''Channel 9 Plus'', and broadcasts in high definition on channel 9.2. Formerly known as ''Channel 9 Eyewitness News NOW'' until October 26th, 2020, the subchannel airs '''LIVE''' and rebroadcasts of all of WOTW-TV's newscasts as well as special programming and '''LIVE''' breaking news and severe weather coverage. ==== WOTW-DT3 ==== '''WOTW-DT3''' is the third subchannel of WOTW-TV that carries a 24-hour local traffic and weather format, known as ''Channel 9 First Alert Traffic and Weather Together'', and broadcasts in high definition on channel 9.3. Formerly known as ''Severe WeatherCenter 9 NOW'' and later as ''Channel 9 Traffic and Weather Together'' (before adopting the '''First Alert''' weather and traffic brandings in 2022), the channel is powered by ''Channel 9 First Alert Weather'' and ''Channel 9 First Alert Traffic'' and broadcasts 24-hour local traffic and weather conditions, including the latest updated maps, forecasts, radars, graphics, alternative routes, drive times, traffic and weather cameras, and more, plus updates from WOTW-TV's Traffic and Weather teams. ==== WOTW-DT4 ==== '''WOTW-DT4''' is the fourth subchannel of WOTW-TV that carries a 24-hour national news network, known as [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scripps_News Scripps News], and broadcasts in 16:9 standard definition on channel 9.4. Formerly known as ''Newsy'' until the 2023 relaunch, ''Scripps News'' carries live news blocks every weekday, plus documentaries, long-form investigations, live coverage of breaking news, Scripps' syndicated news programs such as ''The List'' and ''The Upside'', and more. ''Scripps News Central Florida'' also carries five-minute local news and weather cut-ins from WOTW-TV twice every hour. ==== WOTW-DT5 ==== '''WOTW-DT5''' is the fifth subchannel of WOTW-TV that carries a 24-hour national sports network, known as [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stadium_(sports_network) Stadium], and broadcaasts in 16:9 standard definition on channel 9.5. The channel is known locally as ''Stadium Orlando'' and carries a mix of local and national sports programs and telecasts, including a simulcast of WOTW-TV's '''Central Florida Sports TONIGHT''', which airs every night at 12 Midnight after WOTW-TV's nightly hour-long 11:00pm newscast. 49e049d2a99c74387e9477d7ec0f0fdd6eaf5f9e 6 225 388 2023-05-17T21:10:16Z KUTM News 47657111 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 226 389 2023-05-17T21:15:14Z KUTM News 47657111 Created page with "{{Televisionstation_v2|logo=WVRT.svg|city=Tupper Lake, New York|country=United States|location=Burlington, Vermont-Plattsburgh, New York|channel=Digital: 24 (UHF) <br> Virtual: 4|branding=CBS 4|language=English|picture=1080p|affiliations=4.1 CBS <br> 4.2 Circle <br> 4.3 Start TV <br> 4.4 Ion <br> 4.5 [[Lyn-Benton Broadcast Network]]|owner=[[Lyn-Benton Media Group]]|licensee=FCC}} '''WVRT-TV''' (channel 4) is a television station licensed to Tupper Lake, New York, United..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation_v2|logo=WVRT.svg|city=Tupper Lake, New York|country=United States|location=Burlington, Vermont-Plattsburgh, New York|channel=Digital: 24 (UHF) <br> Virtual: 4|branding=CBS 4|language=English|picture=1080p|affiliations=4.1 CBS <br> 4.2 Circle <br> 4.3 Start TV <br> 4.4 Ion <br> 4.5 [[Lyn-Benton Broadcast Network]]|owner=[[Lyn-Benton Media Group]]|licensee=FCC}} '''WVRT-TV''' (channel 4) is a television station licensed to Tupper Lake, New York, United States, serving as the CBS affiliate for the Burlington, Vermont–Plattsburgh, New York market. It is owned by [[Lyn-Benton Media Group]]. 25c1ad1fb7a1d61b249450a6b02878ae1412cf44 390 389 2023-05-17T21:18:12Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation_v2|logo=WVRT.svg|city=Tupper Lake, New York|country=United States|location=Burlington, Vermont-Plattsburgh, New York|channel=Digital: 24 (UHF) <br> Virtual: 4 (VHF)|branding=CBS 4|language=English|picture=1080p|affiliations='''4.1''': CBS <br> '''4.2''': Circle <br> '''4.3''': Start TV <br> '''4.4''': ION <br> '''4.5''': [[Lyn-Benton Broadcast Network]]|owner=[[Lyn-Benton Media Group]]|licensee=[[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission|WBC]]}} '''WVRT-TV''' (channel 4) is a television station licensed to Tupper Lake, New York, United States, serving as the CBS affiliate for the Burlington, Vermont–Plattsburgh, New York market. It is owned by [[Lyn-Benton Media Group]]. ad6d40a12a3acd8c679c7b4d35a42c970dd95671 0 1 391 186 2023-05-17T21:19:38Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Site-community-image|center|1000px]] <div style="text-align: center; font-size: x-large; padding: 1em;">'''Welcome to the Fantasy Media Hub!'''</div> This is a wiki community of fictional local and national television and radio stations and networks, and fictional cable/satellite providers created by broadcasting nerds/enthusiasts. We're a collaborative community website about the imaginative world of broadcasting that anyone, including you, can build and expand. I am happy that you're here and checking it out! The creativity is limitless around here so enjoy it. But more importantly, be safe, be respectful, and have a great time. And the best part of it all... you contribute '''''<u>on your own time</u>'''''. No rush, no time limit to edit or do anything. 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Let your readers know what your topic is about and add some general information about it. Then you should visit [[Special:AdminDashboard|the admin dashboard for more tips]]. [[Category:{{SITENAME}}]] 5e0f8d8c2f06f5624f9b8c258c1cd60fe97f2228 4 134 392 181 2023-05-17T21:21:43Z TheRolyPoly 893408 /* Allowed networks */ wikitext text/x-wiki Below is a suggested set of rules to follow when editing '''Fantasy Media Hub'''. Administrators of this wiki should read these rules and adapt them as necessary. = General ground rules from Fandom = # '''Keep it civil''': Do not make personal attacks on other people. If you need to criticize another user’s argument, do so without attacking them as a person. Do not use bigoted language, including slurs which degrade another person or group of people based on gender, race, sexual orientation, nationality, religion, etc. # '''Be a productive member of the wiki''': Contribute to the wiki in line with the established processes and conventions. Need help? 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The WBC will ''enforce'' this rule. # If you want to air E/I programming on the weekends, you can, but you don't have to either. If you do, there's no limit. You can air as much or as little as you want. # '''NO''' religious godcasters or programs, either on TV or on the radio. They're scammers anyways. # If there's a real-life callsign in use on the radio or on TV, you must add a suffix to your station. The only exception is AM, no suffix needed. ## For digital operations, no need to add DT (for TV) or HD (for radio), unless you want to. == Allowed networks == === Real-Life Television === * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Broadcasting_Company American Broadcasting Company] ('''<u>ABC</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CBS Columbia Broadcasting System] ('''<u>CBS</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NBC National Broadcasting Company] ('''<u>NBC</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fox_Broadcasting_Company FOX Broadcasting Company] ('''<u>FOX</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MyNetworkTV MyNetworkTV] ('''<u>MNT</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_CW The CW] ('''<u>CW</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Univision Univision] ('''<u>UNI</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UniM%C3%A1s UniMás] ('''<u>UNM</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telemundo Telemundo] ('''<u>TMD</u>''') * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Estrella_TV Estrella TV] ('''<u>EST</u>''') === Fictional Television === * American Broadcasting System ('''<u>ABS</u>'''; English; [[Clearchannel Communications, Inc.|'''clear'''channel]]) * Sistema de Radiodifusion Estadounidense ('''<u>SRE</u>'''; Spanish; [[Clearchannel Communications, Inc.|'''clear'''channel]]) * Central ('''<u>CEN</u>'''; [[STG - Swift Television Group|STG]]) * [[Horizon Television|Horizon]] ('''<u>HRZ</u>'''; [[Horizon, Inc.|Horizon]]) * Mutual ('''<u>MBS</u>'''; [[Tribune Media Group|Tribune]]) * Sachland One ('''<u>SL1</u>'''; [[The Sachland Company|Sachland]]) * Sachland Two ('''<u>SL2</u>'''; [[The Sachland Company|Sachland]]) * Shaq and Shawn ('''<u>S&S</u>'''; [[S&S Communications|S&S]]) * Any fictional network users want to come up with and own. === Real Radio === * [[SiriusXM Satellite Radio]] ('''<u>SXM</u>'''; '''clear'''channel) * [[iHeartRadio]] ('''<u>IHR</u>'''; '''clear'''channel) ** [[Premiere]] ('''<u>PRN</u>'''; '''clear'''channel) ** [[KISS-FM]] ('''<u>KIS</u>'''; '''clear'''channel) ** [[EDC Radio]] ('''<u>EDC</u>'''; '''clear'''channel) * [[Audacy]] ('''<u>AUD</u>''') * [[Cumulus]] ('''<u>CMS</u>''') * [[Townsquare]] ('''<u>TSM</u>''') * Any fictional network users want to come up with and own. === Fictional Radio === * [[ABS Radio]] ('''clear'''channel) ** [[ABS Newsradio]] ('''clear'''channel) ** [[ABS Sportsradio]] ('''clear'''channel) = Before you create your media stations... = == TV == # Channels 2-69 (PSIP and Physical) # You must not own more than two TV stations per market, ''for now''. # The station and callsign '''<u>MUST NOT ALREADY BE TAKEN IN A CITY/MARKET</u>'''. # Former callsigns are allowed if they're not already taken. == AM == # AM 530-1710 # The frequency is in variables of ten (i.e. 530, 540, 550, etc.). # You must not own more than two clear-channel stations in the U.S. on opposite ends of the country. # The station and callsign '''<u>MUST NOT ALREADY BE TAKEN IN A CITY/MARKET</u>'''. # Former callsigns are allowed if they're not already taken. == FM == # 87.5-107.9 FM # 87.5-91.9 FM will be reserved for non-commercial use in the future. # The station must be on an odd-numbered frequency, just like in real-life (i.e. 93.5, 97.3, 102.7, etc.). # The station and callsign '''<u>MUST NOT ALREADY BE TAKEN IN A CITY/MARKET</u>'''. # Former callsigns are allowed if they're not already taken. == Allowed networks to create == === Local TV - U.S. and Canada === * National Real-Life (TV and Diginet) Networks * National Fictional (TV and Diginet) Networks * Local Cable Networks === Local Radio - U.S. and Canada === * National Real-Life Networks * National Fictional Networks === National TV - U.S. and Canada === * Real-Life Cable Networks * Fictional Cable Networks ** All formats welcome, including news, sports, RSNs, movies, SuperStations, etc. === National Radio - U.S. and Canada === * Real-Life Radio Networks * Fictional Radio Networks === TV Providers - U.S. and Canada === * Real-Life Cable/Satellite Providers * Fictional Cable/Satellite Providers [[Category:{{SITENAME}}]] 622e67df1c68f77f10c7f7640ed2d1010f3dc179 6 227 393 2023-05-21T07:37:56Z Thecircuitman 52937571 wikitext text/x-wiki Updated KJV 6 Live TeleCopter livery f9bfedfdd7a7789858854f42cd79e682ad7cd0fa 0 179 394 311 2023-05-21T07:40:30Z Thecircuitman 52937571 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation|title1=KJV-TV|image1=KJV 6 logo.png|caption-image1=KJV-TV logo|city=Corpus Christi, Texas|country=United States|channels=Digital: 19 (UHF) Virtual: 6 (VHF)|branding=DT1: KJV 6 (general); Eyewitness News (newscasts)<br>DT2: First Warning Weather Now<br>DT3: Telemundo Corpus Christi (general); Noticiero Telemundo Corpus Christi (newscasts)|slogan=Working in the Spirit of Texas|programming=Programming|affiliations=6.1: NBC (since 1956)<br>6.2: independent 24-hour weather (since 2001)<br>6.3: Telemundo (since 2003)|title3=Ownership|owner=[[Harris Broadcasters, Inc.]]|sisterstations=[[KJV]]<br>[[KJV-FM]]<br>[[K266JV]]|history=History|firstairdate=6 June 1956|formercallsigns=|formerchannelnumbers=6 (VHF, 1956-2009)|formeraffiliations=|callsignmeaning=King James Version of the Bible (derived from sister station KJV, formerly owned by the Catholic Church)|techinfo=Technical information|licensingauth=[[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission|WBC]]|effectiveradiatedpower=1,000 kW|heightaboveterrain=377 m (1,236 ft)|translators=Audio-only: K266JV 101.1 FM (6.1)<br>KJV-FM 93.9 HD2 (6.1)<br>KJV-FM 93.9 HD3 (6.3)}} KJV-TV (channel 6) is a television station in Corpus Christi, Texas, United States, affiliated with NBC and Telemundo. The station is the sole television property of locally-based [[Harris Broadcasters, Inc.]] (not to be confused with the defunct broadcast equipment manufacturer) alongside [[KJV]] (1360 AM), [[KJV-FM]] (93.9), and [[K266JV]] (101.1 FM). The studios and offices for all Harris Broadcasters stations are located on the 26th through 28th floors of One Shoreline Plaza’s south tower in downtown Corpus Christi; KJV-TV’s transmitter facilities (shared with KJV-FM) are located near Robstown. ==History== ===Beginnings=== KJV-TV can trace its beginnings to KJV 1360 AM, which signed on the air as Corpus Christi’s first radio station in 1929. KJV (AM) was initially owned by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Corpus Christi, which sold the station to its chief engineer J. Randolph Harris in 1947. Working under the Harris Broadcasters Inc. corporate entity, Harris was keen to add to his new purchase, quickly signing on KJV-FM on 93.9 MHz as one of the first FM radio stations in Texas in 1948, and then applying to the [[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission]] for the Channel 4 allocation in Corpus Christi just three days before the freeze on new applications in November 1948. After the Sixth Report and Order was issued in 1952, solidifying channels 6 and 10 for Corpus Christi, Harris Broadcasters Inc. amended their application to channel 6. Their application ran unopposed, and the FCC granted a construction permit on 6 June 1953. In preparation to put Channel 6 on the air, and recognizing the long-term value of having all operations under one roof, J. Randolph Harris mortgaged all company assets to begin construction of a new broadcast house on Ocean Drive, just south of present-day Cole Park. The two-story building enabled KJV-AM-FM to leave leased space in the 1929-vintage Wilson Plaza North tower and consolidate with their new TV sister in brand-new facilities. KJV (AM) was already a longtime affiliate of the NBC Red Network, having taken the affiliation at sign-on nearly thirty years prior. That business relationship ensured that when KJV-TV signed on the air on 6 June 1956, the station would secure the primary NBC affiliation for itself. KJV-TV is therefore one of the few television stations in the United States that has retained the same owner, call letters, channel number, and primary network affiliation for its entire existence. On 3 August 1970, the station was minimally flooded by storm surge (but remained on the air) from landfalling Hurricane Celia. Weatherman Tom Nix earned a Peabody Award for his coverage of the storm as the KJV-TV set flooded while on air. The studios required extensive repairs in the aftermath of the storm and ultimately incurred over $150,000 of damage ($1.17 million, 2023 dollars). Despite a stellar public reputation in the wake of Hurricane Celia, the financial hit incurred due to required repairs was a detriment to the station’s ratings in the 1970s through late 1980s. Challenges from a nascent [[KTHR-TV]] and [[KXCC]], as well as a weak NBC primetime lineup and limited syndication inventory, slipped the station into a malaise, buoyed only by the legacy status KJV-TV and its radio sisters enjoyed. J. Randolph Harris’ old-line leadership also played a role in the stormy fortunes of the stations; he remained active in leading the stations until his death in 1987 at the age of 86. To the abject horror of station staff, Harris had been secretly negotiating a sale of the stations to Gannett, Inc. at the time of his death, but his will had not yet been updated to reflect this; ownership of the stations transferred to his 49-year-old son, and longtime station manager, J. Randolph Harris Jr. (often called Junior by his staff). Under Harris Jr.’s leadership, as well as his father’s stock market investments (cashed in and invested into the station) and a resurgent NBC primetime lineup, KJV’s fortunes turned around in the 1990s. Along with high-profile talent acquisitions from KTHR (Jay Ricci and Lee Sausley), plus schoolteacher Dot Pettersen, the station clawed back their lost ratings from the 1960s. Harris Jr. suddenly passed away in June 1996 (three days after the station’s 40th anniversary), which was a shock to both the stations and the community. Both groups were skeptical when they found that ownership of the stations was willed to Harris Jr.’s son Jared, just nineteen years of age at the time and attending Texas A&M University. Jared shocked station employees when he stepped up to the challenge and left Texas A&M to lead Harris Broadcasters. He gave a lot of latitude to individual department heads, which resulted in an explosion of innovation at the station. Ratings saw a dramatic upswing, and enough ad revenue was generated to purchase outright (not lease) the station’s first helicopter in 1998. ===Hurricane Bret=== KJV-AM-FM-TV’s longtime Ocean Drive studio facility was vulnerable to hurricane flooding over the years, having been flooded once by Hurricane Celia in 1970 (see above). The station would experience catastrophe (and tragedy) again on the evening of 22 August 1999. KJV-TV had abandoned regular programming on 21 August, as the station’s meteorologists had sounded the alarm that the then-Category 4 Hurricane Bret would pose a significant risk to the South Texas coastline, if not the City of Corpus Christi itself. Due to the uncertainty of the storm’s path, live team coverage was in place as far north as Port Lavaca and as far south as Brownsville, and the station’s then-new helicopter was flown inland to be available in the storm’s aftermath. Coverage was simulcast on KJV radio as the mayor of Corpus Christi issued a voluntary evacuation notice. At approximately 6:15 pm CDT on the evening of 22 August, the station’s studios began taking on storm surge water ahead of the eye’s landfall. Chief meteorologist Dale Nelson let out an expletive on-air when he noticed the rapidly rising water and immediately ordered station staff to move to the upper floor of the building. Within fifteen minutes, the station went from being dry to having two feet of water on the ground floor; the flooding would increase to over six feet. This storm surge flooding destroyed the station’s set, newsroom, master control, and other technical areas. Electricity was lost shortly thereafter due to the station’s standby generator also being flooded. Upon losing the studio-transmitter link, transmitter engineer Robert “Rocky” Oliveira patched in a separate Doppler radar feed to restore the TV signal, and also patched in a two-way radio to enable Nelson to continue to communicate with the audience on KJV-FM. This practice was quickly adopted by Oliveira’s counterpart at KJV 1360’s separate transmitter site, and was credited by local media as an action that saved lives. As the high-end Category 3 storm made landfall at 7:45 pm CDT, station staff were still trapped on the second floor. At 9:19 pm CDT, after being battered by high winds for three and a half hours and enduring both sides of the hurricane’s eyewall, a guy wire on the KJV-FM-TV tower near Robstown failed, felling the 1,260-foot tower. The bulk of the tower fell on the transmitter building, instantly killing transmitter engineer Oliveira, destroying the transmitter building and everything within, and taking KJV-FM-TV silent. The KJV AM transmitter, located two miles east of the TV-FM tower, was unaffected and continued to provide coverage via two-way radio for the duration of the event. After the storm, Harris Broadcasters Inc. president Jared Harris promised his namesake company’s full commitment to returning to the airwaves. KJV-AM-FM-TV was offered temporary refuge in the nearby studios of KTHR-TV (channel 3); the arrangement ultimately lasted for seventeen months while new facilities were constructed on the upper floors of One Shoreline Plaza. It was during this time that KJV adopted a new slogan, “Rebuilding in the Spirit of Texas”. A temporary transmitter facility was constructed at the KJV-AM site. KJV-AM-FM-TV dedicated their new “Window on the Bayfront” facilities on 31 January 2001; the newsroom is now known as the Rocky Oliveira Memorial Newsroom in the late engineer’s memory. The current facilities were equipped from the beginning for high-definition broadcasting from all three soundstages, including the namesake “Window on the Bayfront” 28th floor studio with panoramic views of the Corpus Christi Bayfront. On that day, the station’s slogan was slightly modified to “Working in the Spirit of Texas”, which still stands today. The station’s former facility, directly adjacent to Cole Park, was sold to the City of Corpus Christi and later demolished to make way for a skatepark. ===Helicopter crash=== On 19 May 2012, KJV-TV was airing live coverage of the 37th annual Beach to Bay Relay Marathon. To provide more comprehensive live coverage, the station rented a second ENG-equipped helicopter to supplement coverage from 6 Live TeleCopter. The station’s main helicopter, a 1979 Bell OH-58 Kiowa (the military version of the 206 JetRanger) was in a low (but out-of-ground effect) hover above the Corpus Christi Bay seawall just east of Cole Park to capture video of the first runners crossing the finish line. The pilot/reporter had intended to return to a nearby helipad for fuel immediately after the finish, and the second helicopter would take over the main helicopter’s duty station. Both pilots reported using a lot of effort to maintain out-of-ground effect hover, given strong 25-35 mph winds on the day of the race. As the first runners crossed the finish line at 9:27 am, the helicopter experienced a sudden loss of power and the pilot immediately executed an autorotation, followed by an emergency call to air traffic control: “TV 6 going down!” The crew of the second helicopter quickly moved their nose-mounted camera to capture the crash sequence, which aired live on KJV; the video was later provided to the NTSB for their investigation. The main helicopter pilot reported that he tried to autorotate the chopper onto the grassy knoll of Cole Park, but could not get the flight controls to respond adequately. No further radio calls were made from the aircraft. Within fifteen seconds of the power loss, the helicopter crash-landed on the seawall at a 45-degree roll angle and promptly overturned into the water. The pilot and photographer both escaped the aircraft with serious injuries. It was initially determined that the cause of the crash was the pilot’s failure to maintain minimum reserve fuel. However, further investigation revealed a significant issue with the Bell OH-58/206, wherein abrupt maneuvers (such as maintaining OGE hover in high winds) on minimum fuel would cause fuel starvation and an uncommanded engine rollback. ==Programming== ===News operation=== KJV-TV presently broadcasts 52.5 hours of locally-produced newscasts each week. Channel 6.1 carries 35.5 hours of English-language news per week, with six hours each weekday and 2.5 hours each Saturday and Sunday. Channel 6.3 carries 17 hours of Spanish-language news per week, with 2.5 hours each weekday and 2 hours each Saturday and Sunday. This includes a weekly Sunday night half-hour sports special on both subchannels; but does not count the 24-hour Doppler radar loop, combined with recorded cut-ins from the KJV 6 First Warning Weather team, that airs continuously on channel 6.2. KJV-TV has been a factor in the Corpus Christi media market throughout its entire existence, including enjoying the number one spot in the ratings since 1992. This owes to Harris Broadcasters’ leadership status in owning the first radio station in Corpus Christi, their lifelong affiliation with the NBC network, and (since 1988) significant local investment into the newsroom relative to the corporate-owned competition. The station (sharing with KJV radio) owns and operates ''6 Live TeleCopter'', a 2006 Eurocopter AS350B2 helicopter, for aerial news gathering duties; this practice is largely unheard of in smaller media markets. On KJV’s Telemundo subchannel, the helicopter is branded ''Última Hora SuperCóptero''; the station occasionally provides a live Spanish-language reporter in the helicopter for breaking news events. [[File:KJV TeleCopter 2023.png|thumb|381x381px|''KJV-AM-FM-TV's Eurocopter AS350B2, branded on-air as'' 6 Live TeleCopter'', lifts off on 19 May 2023 after a refueling stop during breaking news coverage.'']] The station has used the Eyewitness News brand for its English-language news since 1966. Also uncommon for a small market, the station has usually been known for longevity of talent; chief meteorologist Dale Nelson has served the station since 1981, and longtime anchors Lee Sausley and Dot Pettersen have only recently retired after serving over thirty years each. KJV-TV is one of a handful of stations which typically assigns managing editor duty to their anchors. On 6 June 2006, KJV-TV became the first TV station in the state of Texas, and the ninth in the country, to upgrade their local news production to high definition. KJV-TV’s NBC network programming, as well as syndicated programming and local advertising, also upgraded to high definition where available. Telemundo network programming made the HD upgrade on 23 April 2009, despite the local newscast having upgraded to HD nearly three years prior. Field video remained in 16:9 standard definition until 2010, except for 6 Live TeleCopter, which did not upgrade until the crashed helicopter was replaced in 2013. ====Notable people==== * Sonya Hill (2011-present) * Mark Koelbel (1991-1996, now at KUTV) * Max Mayfield (2007-2019, retired) * Capt. Dave Miller, USN Ret. (2013-present) * Dale Nelson (1981-present) * Dot Pettersen (1988-2021, retired) * Lorena Placencia (2013-2023, no longer in TV) * Lee Sausley (1989-2021, retired) * Matt Terhune (2007-2016, deceased) * Tom Terry (1990-1995, now at WOTW) ==Technical information== ===Subchannels=== The station's digital signal is multiplexed: {| class="fandom-table" |+Subchannels of KJV-TV ! Channel ! Format ! Aspect ! Short name ! Programming |- |6.1 |rowspan=3|720p |rowspan=3|16:9 |KJV-NBC |Main KJV-TV programming/NBC |- |6.2 |KJV-WX |First Warning Weather Now |- |6.3 |KJV-TMD |Telemundo |} KJV-DT signed on the air on 6 June 2001 (the station’s 45th anniversary) from a new 1,215-foot tower at their permanent site near Robstown; the tower and 4,000 square foot transmitter building were designed to house KJV-FM-TV-DT with room for future tenants. The station’s ATSC sign-on date was relatively early for a smaller-market TV station, thanks in part to Jared Harris’ tech-forward stewardship of Harris Broadcasters Inc., but also a substantial insurance settlement the station received after the aforementioned loss of their studio and transmitter facilities to Hurricane Bret in 1999. The relatively early adoption of digital TV allowed KJV-DT2 (NJV) to provide 24-hour weather coverage on digital channel 6.2 at launch; to begin carrying Telemundo network programming on KJV-DT3 (OJV) digital channel 6.3 on 1 April 2003; and to begin providing high-definition broadcasts on the station’s 50th anniversary, 6 June 2006. On that date, KJV-DT became the second TV station in the world to provide multiple HD subchannels on one signal, as both the NBC and First Warning Weather Now services upgraded to HD. KJV-TV is unusual among NBC affiliates, as the station carries the network feed in 720p rather than the preferred 1080i; chief engineer Jaime Saiz cited demand for NBC sports programming as the reason to transmit in the 720p format. === Analog-to-digital conversion=== KJV-TV shut down its analog signal, over VHF channel 6, at the end of the Nearly Noon newscast (11:59 am) on 12 June 2009, the official date on which full-power television stations in the United States transitioned from analog to digital broadcasts under federal mandate. The station's digital signal remained on its pre-transition UHF channel 19. Through the use of PSIP, digital television receivers display the station's virtual channel as its former VHF analog channel 6. As was true of all other analog channel 6 stations in North America, KJV-TV’s audio subcarrier transmitted on a frequency of 87.75 MHz (+10 kHz shift), and as a result, could be picked up on the lower end of the dial on most FM radios at 87.7. This is no longer possible for full-powered stations after the conversion to digital broadcasting. In preparation for this change, on 26 March 2009, Harris Broadcasters signed on a low-power FM radio station, K266JV (101.1), to continue to provide audio-only reception of digital channel 6.1 within the Corpus Christi city limits. This audio service was also later made available on KJV-FM (93.9) HD2, and in Spanish on KJV-FM HD3, which provided a much greater coverage area due to KJV-FM’s very high broadcasting power. 1a75e8ca61e678f54acd210de7522b63b56c3fa3 396 394 2023-05-21T07:46:17Z Thecircuitman 52937571 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation|title1=KJV-TV|image1=KJV 6 logo.png|caption-image1=KJV-TV logo|city=Corpus Christi, Texas|country=United States|channels=Digital: 19 (UHF) Virtual: 6 (VHF)|branding=DT1: KJV 6 (general); Eyewitness News (newscasts)<br>DT2: First Warning Weather Now<br>DT3: Telemundo Corpus Christi (general); Noticiero Telemundo Corpus Christi (newscasts)|slogan=Working in the Spirit of Texas|programming=Programming|affiliations=6.1: NBC (since 1956)<br>6.2: independent 24-hour weather (since 2001)<br>6.3: Telemundo (since 2003)|title3=Ownership|owner=[[Harris Broadcasters, Inc.]]|sisterstations=[[KJV]]<br>[[KJV-FM]]<br>[[K266JV]]|history=History|firstairdate=6 June 1956|formercallsigns=|formerchannelnumbers=6 (VHF, 1956-2009)|formeraffiliations=|callsignmeaning=King James Version of the Bible (derived from sister station KJV, formerly owned by the Catholic Church)|techinfo=Technical information|licensingauth=[[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission|WBC]]|effectiveradiatedpower=1,000 kW|heightaboveterrain=377 m (1,236 ft)|translators=Audio-only: K266JV 101.1 FM (6.1)<br>KJV-FM 93.9 HD2 (6.1)<br>KJV-FM 93.9 HD3 (6.3)}} KJV-TV (channel 6) is a television station in Corpus Christi, Texas, United States, affiliated with NBC and Telemundo. The station is the sole television property of locally-based [[Harris Broadcasters, Inc.]] (not to be confused with the defunct broadcast equipment manufacturer) alongside [[KJV]] (1360 AM), [[KJV-FM]] (93.9), and [[K266JV]] (101.1 FM). The studios and offices for all Harris Broadcasters stations are located on the 26th through 28th floors of One Shoreline Plaza’s south tower in downtown Corpus Christi; KJV-TV’s transmitter facilities (shared with KJV-FM) are located near Robstown. ==History== ===Beginnings=== KJV-TV can trace its beginnings to KJV 1360 AM, which signed on the air as Corpus Christi’s first radio station in 1929. KJV (AM) was initially owned by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Corpus Christi, which sold the station to its chief engineer J. Randolph Harris in 1947. Working under the Harris Broadcasters Inc. corporate entity, Harris was keen to add to his new purchase, quickly signing on KJV-FM on 93.9 MHz as one of the first FM radio stations in Texas in 1948, and then applying to the [[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission]] for the Channel 4 allocation in Corpus Christi just three days before the freeze on new applications in November 1948. After the Sixth Report and Order was issued in 1952, solidifying channels 6 and 10 for Corpus Christi, Harris Broadcasters Inc. amended their application to channel 6. Their application ran unopposed, and the FCC granted a construction permit on 6 June 1953. In preparation to put Channel 6 on the air, and recognizing the long-term value of having all operations under one roof, J. Randolph Harris mortgaged all company assets to begin construction of a new broadcast house on Ocean Drive, just south of present-day Cole Park. The two-story building enabled KJV-AM-FM to leave leased space in the 1929-vintage Wilson Plaza North tower and consolidate with their new TV sister in brand-new facilities. KJV (AM) was already a longtime affiliate of the NBC Red Network, having taken the affiliation at sign-on nearly thirty years prior. That business relationship ensured that when KJV-TV signed on the air on 6 June 1956, the station would secure the primary NBC affiliation for itself. KJV-TV is therefore one of the few television stations in the United States that has retained the same owner, call letters, channel number, and primary network affiliation for its entire existence. On 3 August 1970, the station was minimally flooded by storm surge (but remained on the air) from landfalling Hurricane Celia. Weatherman Tom Nix earned a Peabody Award for his coverage of the storm as the KJV-TV set flooded while on air. The studios required extensive repairs in the aftermath of the storm and ultimately incurred over $150,000 of damage ($1.17 million, 2023 dollars). Despite a stellar public reputation in the wake of Hurricane Celia, the financial hit incurred due to required repairs was a detriment to the station’s ratings in the 1970s through late 1980s. Challenges from a nascent [[KTHR-TV]] and [[KXCC]], as well as a weak NBC primetime lineup and limited syndication inventory, slipped the station into a malaise, buoyed only by the legacy status KJV-TV and its radio sisters enjoyed. J. Randolph Harris’ old-line leadership also played a role in the stormy fortunes of the stations; he remained active in leading the stations until his death in 1987 at the age of 86. To the abject horror of station staff, Harris had been secretly negotiating a sale of the stations to Gannett, Inc. at the time of his death, but his will had not yet been updated to reflect this; ownership of the stations transferred to his 49-year-old son, and longtime station manager, J. Randolph Harris Jr. (often called Junior by his staff). Under Harris Jr.’s leadership, as well as his father’s stock market investments (cashed in and invested into the station) and a resurgent NBC primetime lineup, KJV’s fortunes turned around in the 1990s. Along with high-profile talent acquisitions from KTHR (Jay Ricci and Lee Sausley), plus schoolteacher Dot Pettersen, the station clawed back their lost ratings from the 1960s. Harris Jr. suddenly passed away in June 1996 (three days after the station’s 40th anniversary), which was a shock to both the stations and the community. Both groups were skeptical when they found that ownership of the stations was willed to Harris Jr.’s son Jared, just nineteen years of age at the time and attending Texas A&M University. Jared shocked station employees when he stepped up to the challenge and left Texas A&M to lead Harris Broadcasters. He gave a lot of latitude to individual department heads, which resulted in an explosion of innovation at the station. Ratings saw a dramatic upswing, and enough ad revenue was generated to purchase outright (not lease) the station’s first helicopter in 1998. ===Hurricane Bret=== KJV-AM-FM-TV’s longtime Ocean Drive studio facility was vulnerable to hurricane flooding over the years, having been flooded once by Hurricane Celia in 1970 (see above). The station would experience catastrophe (and tragedy) again on the evening of 22 August 1999. KJV-TV had abandoned regular programming on 21 August, as the station’s meteorologists had sounded the alarm that the then-Category 4 Hurricane Bret would pose a significant risk to the South Texas coastline, if not the City of Corpus Christi itself. Due to the uncertainty of the storm’s path, live team coverage was in place as far north as Port Lavaca and as far south as Brownsville, and the station’s then-new helicopter was flown inland to be available in the storm’s aftermath. Coverage was simulcast on KJV radio as the mayor of Corpus Christi issued a voluntary evacuation notice. At approximately 6:15 pm CDT on the evening of 22 August, the station’s studios began taking on storm surge water ahead of the eye’s landfall. Chief meteorologist Dale Nelson let out an expletive on-air when he noticed the rapidly rising water and immediately ordered station staff to move to the upper floor of the building. Within fifteen minutes, the station went from being dry to having two feet of water on the ground floor; the flooding would increase to over six feet. This storm surge flooding destroyed the station’s set, newsroom, master control, and other technical areas. Electricity was lost shortly thereafter due to the station’s standby generator also being flooded. Upon losing the studio-transmitter link, transmitter engineer Robert “Rocky” Oliveira patched in a separate Doppler radar feed to restore the TV signal, and also patched in a two-way radio to enable Nelson to continue to communicate with the audience on KJV-FM. This practice was quickly adopted by Oliveira’s counterpart at KJV 1360’s separate transmitter site, and was credited by local media as an action that saved lives. As the high-end Category 3 storm made landfall at 7:45 pm CDT, station staff were still trapped on the second floor. At 9:19 pm CDT, after being battered by high winds for three and a half hours and enduring both sides of the hurricane’s eyewall, a guy wire on the KJV-FM-TV tower near Robstown failed, felling the 1,260-foot tower. The bulk of the tower fell on the transmitter building, instantly killing transmitter engineer Oliveira, destroying the transmitter building and everything within, and taking KJV-FM-TV silent. The KJV AM transmitter, located two miles east of the TV-FM tower, was unaffected and continued to provide coverage via two-way radio for the duration of the event. After the storm, Harris Broadcasters Inc. president Jared Harris promised his namesake company’s full commitment to returning to the airwaves. KJV-AM-FM-TV was offered temporary refuge in the nearby studios of KTHR-TV (channel 3); the arrangement ultimately lasted for seventeen months while new facilities were constructed on the upper floors of One Shoreline Plaza. It was during this time that KJV adopted a new slogan, “Rebuilding in the Spirit of Texas”. A temporary transmitter facility was constructed at the KJV-AM site. KJV-AM-FM-TV dedicated their new “Window on the Bayfront” facilities on 31 January 2001; the newsroom is now known as the Rocky Oliveira Memorial Newsroom in the late engineer’s memory. The current facilities were equipped from the beginning for high-definition broadcasting from all three soundstages, including the namesake “Window on the Bayfront” 28th floor studio with panoramic views of the Corpus Christi Bayfront. On that day, the station’s slogan was slightly modified to “Working in the Spirit of Texas”, which still stands today. The station’s former facility, directly adjacent to Cole Park, was sold to the City of Corpus Christi and later demolished to make way for a skatepark. ===Helicopter crash=== On 19 May 2012, KJV-TV was airing live coverage of the 37th annual Beach to Bay Relay Marathon. To provide more comprehensive live coverage, the station rented a second ENG-equipped helicopter to supplement coverage from 6 Live TeleCopter. The station’s main helicopter, a 1979 Bell OH-58 Kiowa (the military version of the 206 JetRanger) was in a low (but out-of-ground effect) hover above the Corpus Christi Bay seawall just east of Cole Park to capture video of the first runners crossing the finish line. The pilot/reporter had intended to return to a nearby helipad for fuel immediately after the finish, and the second helicopter would take over the main helicopter’s duty station. Both pilots reported using a lot of effort to maintain out-of-ground effect hover, given strong 25-35 mph winds on the day of the race. As the first runners crossed the finish line at 9:27 am, the helicopter experienced a sudden loss of power and the pilot immediately executed an autorotation, followed by an emergency call to air traffic control: “TV 6 going down!” The crew of the second helicopter quickly moved their nose-mounted camera to capture the crash sequence, which aired live on KJV; the video was later provided to the NTSB for their investigation. The main helicopter pilot reported that he tried to autorotate the chopper onto the grassy knoll of Cole Park, but could not get the flight controls to respond adequately. No further radio calls were made from the aircraft. Within fifteen seconds of the power loss, the helicopter crash-landed on the seawall at a 45-degree roll angle and promptly overturned into the water. The pilot and photographer both escaped the aircraft with serious injuries. It was initially determined that the cause of the crash was the pilot’s failure to maintain minimum reserve fuel. However, further investigation revealed a significant issue with the Bell OH-58/206, wherein abrupt maneuvers (such as maintaining OGE hover in high winds) on minimum fuel would cause fuel starvation and an uncommanded engine rollback. ==Programming== ===News operation=== KJV-TV presently broadcasts 52.5 hours of locally-produced newscasts each week. Channel 6.1 carries 35.5 hours of English-language news per week, with six hours each weekday and 2.5 hours each Saturday and Sunday. Channel 6.3 carries 17 hours of Spanish-language news per week, with 2.5 hours each weekday and 2 hours each Saturday and Sunday. This includes a weekly Sunday night half-hour sports special on both subchannels; but does not count the 24-hour Doppler radar loop, combined with recorded cut-ins from the KJV 6 First Warning Weather team, that airs continuously on channel 6.2. KJV-TV has been a factor in the Corpus Christi media market throughout its entire existence, including enjoying the number one spot in the ratings since 1992. This owes to Harris Broadcasters’ leadership status in owning the first radio station in Corpus Christi, their lifelong affiliation with the NBC network, and (since 1988) significant local investment into the newsroom relative to the corporate-owned competition. The station (sharing with KJV radio) owns and operates ''6 Live TeleCopter'', a 2006 Eurocopter AS350B2 helicopter, for aerial news gathering duties; this practice is largely unheard of in smaller media markets. On KJV’s Telemundo subchannel, the helicopter is branded ''Última Hora SuperCóptero''; the station occasionally provides a live Spanish-language reporter in the helicopter for breaking news events. [[File:KJV TeleCopter 2023 update.png|thumb|381x381px|''KJV-AM-FM-TV's Eurocopter AS350B2, branded on-air as'' 6 Live TeleCopter'', lifts off on 19 May 2023 after a refueling stop during breaking news coverage.'']] The station has used the Eyewitness News brand for its English-language news since 1966. Also uncommon for a small market, the station has usually been known for longevity of talent; chief meteorologist Dale Nelson has served the station since 1981, and longtime anchors Lee Sausley and Dot Pettersen have only recently retired after serving over thirty years each. KJV-TV is one of a handful of stations which typically assigns managing editor duty to their anchors. On 6 June 2006, KJV-TV became the first TV station in the state of Texas, and the ninth in the country, to upgrade their local news production to high definition. KJV-TV’s NBC network programming, as well as syndicated programming and local advertising, also upgraded to high definition where available. Telemundo network programming made the HD upgrade on 23 April 2009, despite the local newscast having upgraded to HD nearly three years prior. Field video remained in 16:9 standard definition until 2010, except for 6 Live TeleCopter, which did not upgrade until the crashed helicopter was replaced in 2013. ====Notable people==== * Sonya Hill (2011-present) * Mark Koelbel (1991-1996, now at KUTV) * Max Mayfield (2007-2019, retired) * Capt. Dave Miller, USN Ret. (2013-present) * Dale Nelson (1981-present) * Dot Pettersen (1988-2021, retired) * Lorena Placencia (2013-2023, no longer in TV) * Lee Sausley (1989-2021, retired) * Matt Terhune (2007-2016, deceased) * Tom Terry (1990-1995, now at WOTW) ==Technical information== ===Subchannels=== The station's digital signal is multiplexed: {| class="fandom-table" |+Subchannels of KJV-TV ! Channel ! Format ! Aspect ! Short name ! Programming |- |6.1 |rowspan=3|720p |rowspan=3|16:9 |KJV-NBC |Main KJV-TV programming/NBC |- |6.2 |KJV-WX |First Warning Weather Now |- |6.3 |KJV-TMD |Telemundo |} KJV-DT signed on the air on 6 June 2001 (the station’s 45th anniversary) from a new 1,215-foot tower at their permanent site near Robstown; the tower and 4,000 square foot transmitter building were designed to house KJV-FM-TV-DT with room for future tenants. The station’s ATSC sign-on date was relatively early for a smaller-market TV station, thanks in part to Jared Harris’ tech-forward stewardship of Harris Broadcasters Inc., but also a substantial insurance settlement the station received after the aforementioned loss of their studio and transmitter facilities to Hurricane Bret in 1999. The relatively early adoption of digital TV allowed KJV-DT2 (NJV) to provide 24-hour weather coverage on digital channel 6.2 at launch; to begin carrying Telemundo network programming on KJV-DT3 (OJV) digital channel 6.3 on 1 April 2003; and to begin providing high-definition broadcasts on the station’s 50th anniversary, 6 June 2006. On that date, KJV-DT became the second TV station in the world to provide multiple HD subchannels on one signal, as both the NBC and First Warning Weather Now services upgraded to HD. KJV-TV is unusual among NBC affiliates, as the station carries the network feed in 720p rather than the preferred 1080i; chief engineer Jaime Saiz cited demand for NBC sports programming as the reason to transmit in the 720p format. === Analog-to-digital conversion=== KJV-TV shut down its analog signal, over VHF channel 6, at the end of the Nearly Noon newscast (11:59 am) on 12 June 2009, the official date on which full-power television stations in the United States transitioned from analog to digital broadcasts under federal mandate. The station's digital signal remained on its pre-transition UHF channel 19. Through the use of PSIP, digital television receivers display the station's virtual channel as its former VHF analog channel 6. As was true of all other analog channel 6 stations in North America, KJV-TV’s audio subcarrier transmitted on a frequency of 87.75 MHz (+10 kHz shift), and as a result, could be picked up on the lower end of the dial on most FM radios at 87.7. This is no longer possible for full-powered stations after the conversion to digital broadcasting. In preparation for this change, on 26 March 2009, Harris Broadcasters signed on a low-power FM radio station, K266JV (101.1), to continue to provide audio-only reception of digital channel 6.1 within the Corpus Christi city limits. This audio service was also later made available on KJV-FM (93.9) HD2, and in Spanish on KJV-FM HD3, which provided a much greater coverage area due to KJV-FM’s very high broadcasting power. 0f3d59a0bc6c45263283764713c6b2e4a12ab48e 6 228 395 2023-05-21T07:46:02Z Thecircuitman 52937571 wikitext text/x-wiki Updated livery on KJV 6 Live TeleCopter. dc220eb6bc84549ed5d89014db74e5df67f327a1 0 197 397 322 2023-05-21T12:14:55Z MarkAnims 39564659 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Company_v2|image1=File:FTVS-AMG-LOGO.svg|caption-image1=Logo used since October 24. 2022.|image2=File:AMG-May2022.png|caption-image2=Logo used for a short period of time, between May 23 and October 24, 2022.|formerly=USTV Networks|type=Cable network operator|industry=Broadcasting|headquarters=Detroit, Michigan|no_of_locations=2|founded=October 1, 2010|predecessor=USTV Networks|divisions=ABC Television Group, ABC Radio Group, ABC Streaming Group}} '''ABC Media Group''' is an American multigenre cable network and streaming service operator headquartered in Detroit, Michigan. Launched in 2010 to serve as the base for LSN (which was rebranded as AMG TV), it now operates 4 television channels and 6 radio stations. == Television channels == ABC Media Group operates 4 television channels: *[[AMG TV]] *[[AMG2]] *[[AMG News (TV channel)|AMG News]] *[[AMG Sports]] == Radio stations == ABC Media Group operates six radio stations, each with different formats: *[[AMG Radio 1]] - Broadcasts mainly news and sport, plus talk shows. *[[AMG Radio 2]] e6a0a9433ab959fe244b1c7225f31c0a87e62cbf 401 397 2023-05-30T19:35:31Z MarkAnims 39564659 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Company_v2|image1=File:FTVS-AMG-LOGO.svg|caption-image1=Logo used since October 24. 2022.|image2=File:AMG-May2022.png|caption-image2=Logo used for a short period of time, between May 23 and October 24, 2022.|formerly=USTV Networks|type=Cable network operator|industry=Broadcasting|headquarters=Detroit, Michigan|no_of_locations=2|founded=October 1, 2010|predecessor=USTV Networks|divisions=ABC Television Group, ABC Radio Group, ABC Streaming Group}} '''ABC Media Group''' is an American multigenre cable network and streaming service operator headquartered in Detroit, Michigan. Launched in 2010 to serve as the base for LSN (which was rebranded as AMG TV), it now operates 4 television channels and 6 radio stations. == Television channels and stations == ABC Media Group operates 4 television channels: *[[AMG TV]] *[[AMG2]] *[[AMG News (TV channel)|AMG News]] *[[AMG Sports]] == Radio channels and stations == ABC Media Group operates six radio channels, each with different formats: *[[AMG Radio 1]] - Broadcasts mainly news and sport, plus talk shows. *[[AMG Radio 2]] - Broadcasts mainly adult hits. *[[AMG Radio 3]] - Broadcasts mainly new and alternative music. *[[AMG Radio 4]] - Broadcasts mainly classical music. *[[AMG Radio 5]] - Broadcasts mainly music from the 1950s to the 1980s. *[[AMG Radio 6]] - Broadcasts mainly soul and jazz music. de006e8df2ca558bbf61e784c921969da52991af 408 401 2023-06-01T20:03:04Z MarkAnims 39564659 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Company_v2|image1=File:FTVS-AMG-LOGO.svg|caption-image1=Logo used since October 24. 2022.|image2=File:AMG-May2022.png|caption-image2=Logo used for a short period of time, between May 23 and October 24, 2022.|formerly=USTV Networks|type=Cable network operator|industry=Broadcasting|headquarters=Detroit, Michigan|no_of_locations=2|founded=October 1, 2010|predecessor=USTV Networks|divisions=ABC Television Group, ABC Radio Group, ABC Streaming Group}} '''ABC Media Group''' is an American multigenre cable network and streaming service operator headquartered in Detroit, Michigan. Launched in 2010 to serve as the base for LSN (which was rebranded as AMG TV), it now operates 4 television channels and 6 radio stations. == Television channels and stations == ABC Media Group operates 4 television channels: *[[AMG TV]] *[[AMG2]] *[[AMG News (TV channel)|AMG News]] *[[AMG Sports]] ABC Media Group also operates two television stations in Alpena: *[[WBYF-TV]] *[[WBYM-TV]] == Radio channels and stations == ABC Media Group operates six radio channels, each with different formats: *[[AMG Radio 1]] - Broadcasts mainly news and sport, plus talk shows. *[[AMG Radio 2]] - Broadcasts mainly adult hits. *[[AMG Radio 3]] - Broadcasts mainly new and alternative music. *[[AMG Radio 4]] - Broadcasts mainly classical music. *[[AMG Radio 5]] - Broadcasts mainly music from the 1950s to the 1980s. *[[AMG Radio 6]] - Broadcasts mainly soul and jazz music. afe21373cc15b030d9683182577293ad1097aac3 0 229 398 2023-05-27T15:16:54Z MarkAnims 39564659 Created page with "The AMG TV programming lineup is very diverse - consisting of several genres of programs. (WIP)" wikitext text/x-wiki The AMG TV programming lineup is very diverse - consisting of several genres of programs. (WIP) 45fd6b6f8f3d3bc47d65ed77f453c6ce9ab1df9d 0 230 399 2023-05-28T03:13:21Z New American Broadcasters 53032123 Created page with "'''New American Broadcasters Inc.''' is an American over-the-air and cable television media company based in Scranton, Pennsylvania. The company owns several over-the-air television stations in the Midwestern and Northeast regions of the United States and one national cable network. == History == Coming soon. == Owned and former stations == Coming soon." wikitext text/x-wiki '''New American Broadcasters Inc.''' is an American over-the-air and cable television media company based in Scranton, Pennsylvania. The company owns several over-the-air television stations in the Midwestern and Northeast regions of the United States and one national cable network. == History == Coming soon. == Owned and former stations == Coming soon. a5080b310bb836ddf592b1d2e5943ac9288f5945 0 231 400 2023-05-29T14:27:28Z KUTM News 47657111 Created page with "{{Televisionstation v2|logo=WOIA.svg|city=Watertown, New York|country=United States|channel=Digital: 33 (UHF) <br> Virtual: 26|branding=NBC 26|language=English|picture=1080p (DT1) <br> 480p (Other subchannels)|affiliations=26.1 NBC <br> 26.2 Antenna TV <br> 26.3 MyNetworkTV <br> 26.4 Ion <br> 26.5 QVC <br> 26.6 [[Lyn-Benton Broadcast Network]]|owner=[[Lyn-Benton Media Group]]|sister_stations=[[WVRT-TV]]|founded=October 17, 1963|former_channel_numbers=Analog: <br> 26 (UHF..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation v2|logo=WOIA.svg|city=Watertown, New York|country=United States|channel=Digital: 33 (UHF) <br> Virtual: 26|branding=NBC 26|language=English|picture=1080p (DT1) <br> 480p (Other subchannels)|affiliations=26.1 NBC <br> 26.2 Antenna TV <br> 26.3 MyNetworkTV <br> 26.4 Ion <br> 26.5 QVC <br> 26.6 [[Lyn-Benton Broadcast Network]]|owner=[[Lyn-Benton Media Group]]|sister_stations=[[WVRT-TV]]|founded=October 17, 1963|former_channel_numbers=Analog: <br> 26 (UHF, 1963-2009)|former_affiliations=ABC (Secondary, 1964-1989)|licensing_authority=[[WBC]]|website=nbc26watertown.com}} '''WOIA''' (channel 26) is a television station licensed to Watertown, New York, United States, serving as the NBC affiliate for the Watertown, New York market. It is owned by [[Lyn-Benton Media Group]]. 5df0f21074d0222e31d3276be5bd698928848db8 0 232 402 2023-06-01T19:36:21Z MarkAnims 39564659 Created page with "{{Televisionstation|image1=File:WBYF TV25.svg|caption-image1=Logo used since the sign on of the station|city=Alpena, MI|country=United States of America|channels=Physical: 9 (VHF)<br>Virtual: 25 (UHF)|branding=ABC Alpena (additionally branded ABC TV25 Alpena)|programming=|owner=ABC Media Group (div. ABC Television Group)|sisterstations=[[WBYM-TV]]|firstairdate=May 31, 2022|callsignmeaning='''B'''o'''Y'''ne '''F'''alls}} '''WBYF-TV''' (virtual channel 25, physical channel..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation|image1=File:WBYF TV25.svg|caption-image1=Logo used since the sign on of the station|city=Alpena, MI|country=United States of America|channels=Physical: 9 (VHF)<br>Virtual: 25 (UHF)|branding=ABC Alpena (additionally branded ABC TV25 Alpena)|programming=|owner=ABC Media Group (div. ABC Television Group)|sisterstations=[[WBYM-TV]]|firstairdate=May 31, 2022|callsignmeaning='''B'''o'''Y'''ne '''F'''alls}} '''WBYF-TV''' (virtual channel 25, physical channel 9) is a television station licensed to Alpena, Michigan, airing programming from the ABC network. The station, along with Fox affiliate WBYM-TV, are owned by the ABC Media Group. The station’s offices and studios, along with its master control and transmitter are centralized out of the AMG Northeast Michigan studios in Presque Isle. ==History== ===Original affiliate under WBKA, January 2013-2022=== On January 24, 2013, WBKA channel 11 announced that its DT3 subchannel would join ABC, to provide an ABC affiliate in all of Alpena. Viewers would need to rescan to receive the channel when it launched and provided ABC programming to all viewers living in Alpena and surrounding areas. Until January 3, 2022, it also aired a morning newscast for only 3 hours a day. ===AMG takeover and channel 25 sign on, 2022-present=== Just before 11:00pm Eastern Time that evening on January 3, 2022, the USTV Networks company, which was in the process of revamping and converting LSN to a basic cable network, announced its intention to sign on 5 television stations on channels 18, 25, 31, 35, and 43. The next day, Nexstar and Tegna announced they had agreed to sign on channel 18 (which went to Nexstar and became an NBC affiliate), and channels 35 and 43 (which went to Tegna and became CW and MyNet affiliates). This left USTV the process to sign on channels 25 and 31, who then announced it would affiliate channels 25 and 31 with ABC and Fox. Ultimately, USTV announced on January 10, 2022, that channels 25 and 31 would launch at the end of WBKA’s current agreement with ABC (May 31, 2022) and Fox (July 31, 2022). The last ABC program to air on WBKA-DT2 was an episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live, and the last Fox program to air on WBKA-DT4 was an episode of Dateline. On October 10, 2022, both stations launched a combined news operation called **Alpena Newsbeat**, which provided a 30-minute news bulletin, a 15-minute weather bulletin, a 10-minute sports bulletin, and a 5-minute stocks bulletin. ==Digital signal== The station’s digital signal is multiplexed: {| class="fandom-table" !'''Virtual channel''' !'''Picture format''' !'''Aspect ratio''' !'''PSIP short name''' !'''Programming''' |- |25.1 |720p | rowspan="4" |16:9 |WBYF-HD |Main WBYF-TV programming / ABC |- |25.2 | rowspan="3" |1080i |AMGTV |AMG TV Plus |- |25.3 |WBYF-WX |Simulcast of the AMG+ Weather streaming channel |- |25.4 |WBYF-SD |Simulcast of the AMG+ Sports streaming channel |} Both stations have signed on after the June 12, 2009, digital transition, WBYF’s being May 31, 2022. WBYF and WBYM also carry the AMG TV Plus extension network, which airs live sports and other programming pre-empted by the two stations. ==News== WBYF and WBYM air the Alpena Newsbeat combined news operation for 64 hours (ABC only) and 143 hours (Fox only) per week, airing newscasts at the following times: *4:30-7am (ABC only, Breakfast Television Alpena) and 4:30-9am (Fox only, same name) *12nn (ABC and Fox, Alpena Newsbeat at Noon) *6pm (ABC and Fox, Alpena Newsbeat Tonight) *11pm (ABC and Fox, Alpena Newsbeat Late) The stations also produce a French-language morning newscast airing at the same time as Breakfast Television Alpena (called Telematin Chaines 25 et 31) and a 6pm newscast in German (called Nachricht 25 und 31). b2981a936937696a1109fcf55cf6e1b37c52eb77 404 402 2023-06-01T19:37:56Z MarkAnims 39564659 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation|image1=File:WBYF TV25.png|caption-image1=Logo used since the sign on of the station|city=Alpena, MI|country=United States of America|channels=Physical: 9 (VHF)<br>Virtual: 25 (UHF)|branding=ABC Alpena (additionally branded ABC TV25 Alpena)|programming=|owner=ABC Media Group (div. ABC Television Group)|sisterstations=[[WBYM-TV]]|firstairdate=May 31, 2022|callsignmeaning='''B'''o'''Y'''ne '''F'''alls}} '''WBYF-TV''' (virtual channel 25, physical channel 9) is a television station licensed to Alpena, Michigan, airing programming from the ABC network. The station, along with Fox affiliate WBYM-TV, are owned by the ABC Media Group. The station’s offices and studios, along with its master control and transmitter are centralized out of the AMG Northeast Michigan studios in Presque Isle. ==History== ===Original affiliate under WBKA, January 2013-2022=== On January 24, 2013, WBKA channel 11 announced that its DT3 subchannel would join ABC, to provide an ABC affiliate in all of Alpena. Viewers would need to rescan to receive the channel when it launched and provided ABC programming to all viewers living in Alpena and surrounding areas. Until January 3, 2022, it also aired a morning newscast for only 3 hours a day. ===AMG takeover and channel 25 sign on, 2022-present=== Just before 11:00pm Eastern Time that evening on January 3, 2022, the USTV Networks company, which was in the process of revamping and converting LSN to a basic cable network, announced its intention to sign on 5 television stations on channels 18, 25, 31, 35, and 43. The next day, Nexstar and Tegna announced they had agreed to sign on channel 18 (which went to Nexstar and became an NBC affiliate), and channels 35 and 43 (which went to Tegna and became CW and MyNet affiliates). This left USTV the process to sign on channels 25 and 31, who then announced it would affiliate channels 25 and 31 with ABC and Fox. Ultimately, USTV announced on January 10, 2022, that channels 25 and 31 would launch at the end of WBKA’s current agreement with ABC (May 31, 2022) and Fox (July 31, 2022). The last ABC program to air on WBKA-DT2 was an episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live, and the last Fox program to air on WBKA-DT4 was an episode of Dateline. On October 10, 2022, both stations launched a combined news operation called **Alpena Newsbeat**, which provided a 30-minute news bulletin, a 15-minute weather bulletin, a 10-minute sports bulletin, and a 5-minute stocks bulletin. ==Digital signal== The station’s digital signal is multiplexed: {| class="fandom-table" !'''Virtual channel''' !'''Picture format''' !'''Aspect ratio''' !'''PSIP short name''' !'''Programming''' |- |25.1 |720p | rowspan="4" |16:9 |WBYF-HD |Main WBYF-TV programming / ABC |- |25.2 | rowspan="3" |1080i |AMGTV |AMG TV Plus |- |25.3 |WBYF-WX |Simulcast of the AMG+ Weather streaming channel |- |25.4 |WBYF-SD |Simulcast of the AMG+ Sports streaming channel |} Both stations have signed on after the June 12, 2009, digital transition, WBYF’s being May 31, 2022. WBYF and WBYM also carry the AMG TV Plus extension network, which airs live sports and other programming pre-empted by the two stations. ==News== WBYF and WBYM air the Alpena Newsbeat combined news operation for 64 hours (ABC only) and 143 hours (Fox only) per week, airing newscasts at the following times: *4:30-7am (ABC only, Breakfast Television Alpena) and 4:30-9am (Fox only, same name) *12nn (ABC and Fox, Alpena Newsbeat at Noon) *6pm (ABC and Fox, Alpena Newsbeat Tonight) *11pm (ABC and Fox, Alpena Newsbeat Late) The stations also produce a French-language morning newscast airing at the same time as Breakfast Television Alpena (called Telematin Chaines 25 et 31) and a 6pm newscast in German (called Nachricht 25 und 31). 502dfa029c2cbcd7d2e01dadc07644f8b2b5cfaa 406 404 2023-06-01T19:39:39Z MarkAnims 39564659 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation|image1=File:WBYF TV25.png|caption-image1=Logo used since the sign on of the station|city=Alpena, MI|country=United States of America|channels=Physical: 9 (VHF)<br>Virtual: 25 (UHF)|branding=ABC Alpena (additionally branded ABC TV25 Alpena)|programming=|owner=ABC Media Group (div. ABC Television Group)|sisterstations=[[WBYM-TV]]|firstairdate=May 31, 2022|callsignmeaning='''B'''o'''Y'''ne '''F'''alls}} '''WBYF-TV''' (virtual channel 25, physical channel 9) is a television station licensed to Alpena, Michigan, airing programming from the ABC network. The station, along with Fox affiliate WBYM-TV, are owned by the ABC Media Group. The station’s offices and studios, along with its master control and transmitter are centralized out of the AMG Northeast Michigan studios in Presque Isle. ==History== ===Original affiliate under WBKA, January 2013-2022=== On January 24, 2013, WBKA channel 11 announced that its DT3 subchannel would join ABC, to provide an ABC affiliate in all of Alpena. Viewers would need to rescan to receive the channel when it launched and provided ABC programming to all viewers living in Alpena and surrounding areas. Until January 3, 2022, it also aired a morning newscast for only 3 hours a day. ===AMG takeover and channel 25 sign on, 2022-present=== Just before 11:00pm Eastern Time that evening on January 3, 2022, the USTV Networks company, which was in the process of revamping and converting LSN to a basic cable network, announced its intention to sign on 5 television stations on channels 18, 25, 31, 35, and 43. The next day, Nexstar and Tegna announced they had agreed to sign on channel 18 (which went to Nexstar and became an NBC affiliate), and channels 35 and 43 (which went to Tegna and became CW and MyNet affiliates). This left USTV the process to sign on channels 25 and 31, who then announced it would affiliate channels 25 and 31 with ABC and Fox. Ultimately, USTV announced on January 10, 2022, that channels 25 and 31 would launch at the end of WBKA’s current agreement with ABC (May 31, 2022) and Fox (July 31, 2022). The last ABC program to air on WBKA-DT2 was an episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live, and the last Fox program to air on WBKA-DT4 was an episode of Dateline. On October 10, 2022, both stations launched a combined news operation called **Alpena Newsbeat**, which provided a 30-minute news bulletin, a 15-minute weather bulletin, a 10-minute sports bulletin, and a 5-minute stocks bulletin. ==Digital signal== The station’s digital signal is multiplexed: {| class="fandom-table" !'''Virtual channel''' !'''Picture format''' !'''Aspect ratio''' !'''PSIP short name''' !'''Programming''' |- |25.1 |720p | rowspan="4" |16:9 |WBYF-HD |Main WBYF-TV programming / ABC |- |25.2 | rowspan="3" |1080i |AMGTV |AMG TV Plus |- |25.3 |WBYF-WX |Simulcast of the AMG+ Weather streaming channel |- |25.4 |WBYF-SD |Simulcast of the AMG+ Sports streaming channel |} Both stations have signed on after the June 12, 2009, digital transition, WBYF’s being May 31, 2022. WBYF and WBYM also carry the AMG TV Plus extension network, which airs live sports and other programming pre-empted by the two stations. Both stations have signed on after the June 12, 2009, digital transition, WBYF’s being May 31, 2022. WBYF and WBYM also carry the AMG TV Plus extension network, which airs live sports and other programming pre-empted by the two stations. ==News== WBYF and WBYM air the Alpena Newsbeat combined news operation for 64 hours (ABC only) and 143 hours (Fox only) per week, airing newscasts at the following times: *4:30-7am (ABC only, Breakfast Television Alpena) and 4:30-9am (Fox only, same name) *12nn (ABC and Fox, Alpena Newsbeat at Noon) *6pm (ABC and Fox, Alpena Newsbeat Tonight) *11pm (ABC and Fox, Alpena Newsbeat Late) The stations also produce a French-language morning newscast airing at the same time as Breakfast Television Alpena (called Telematin Chaines 25 et 31) and a 6pm newscast in German (called Nachricht 25 und 31). b16f9a492da428e674c97d83c49d163749ed70b0 407 406 2023-06-01T19:40:01Z MarkAnims 39564659 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation|image1=File:WBYF TV25.png|caption-image1=Logo used since the sign on of the station|city=Alpena, MI|country=United States of America|channels=Physical: 9 (VHF)<br>Virtual: 25 (UHF)|branding=ABC Alpena (additionally branded ABC TV25 Alpena)|programming=|owner=ABC Media Group (div. ABC Television Group)|sisterstations=[[WBYM-TV]]|firstairdate=May 31, 2022|callsignmeaning='''B'''o'''Y'''ne '''F'''alls}} '''WBYF-TV''' (virtual channel 25, physical channel 9) is a television station licensed to Alpena, Michigan, airing programming from the ABC network. The station, along with Fox affiliate WBYM-TV, are owned by the ABC Media Group. The station’s offices and studios, along with its master control and transmitter are centralized out of the AMG Northeast Michigan studios in Presque Isle. ==History== ===Original affiliate under WBKA, January 2013-2022=== On January 24, 2013, WBKA channel 11 announced that its DT3 subchannel would join ABC, to provide an ABC affiliate in all of Alpena. Viewers would need to rescan to receive the channel when it launched and provided ABC programming to all viewers living in Alpena and surrounding areas. Until January 3, 2022, it also aired a morning newscast for only 3 hours a day. ===AMG takeover and channel 25 sign on, 2022-present=== Just before 11:00pm Eastern Time that evening on January 3, 2022, the USTV Networks company, which was in the process of revamping and converting LSN to a basic cable network, announced its intention to sign on 5 television stations on channels 18, 25, 31, 35, and 43. The next day, Nexstar and Tegna announced they had agreed to sign on channel 18 (which went to Nexstar and became an NBC affiliate), and channels 35 and 43 (which went to Tegna and became CW and MyNet affiliates). This left USTV the process to sign on channels 25 and 31, who then announced it would affiliate channels 25 and 31 with ABC and Fox. Ultimately, USTV announced on January 10, 2022, that channels 25 and 31 would launch at the end of WBKA’s current agreement with ABC (May 31, 2022) and Fox (July 31, 2022). The last ABC program to air on WBKA-DT2 was an episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live, and the last Fox program to air on WBKA-DT4 was an episode of Dateline. On October 10, 2022, both stations launched a combined news operation called **Alpena Newsbeat**, which provided a 30-minute news bulletin, a 15-minute weather bulletin, a 10-minute sports bulletin, and a 5-minute stocks bulletin. ==Digital signal== The station’s digital signal is multiplexed: {| class="fandom-table" !'''Virtual channel''' !'''Picture format''' !'''Aspect ratio''' !'''PSIP short name''' !'''Programming''' |- |25.1 |720p | rowspan="4" |16:9 |WBYF-HD |Main WBYF-TV programming / ABC |- |25.2 | rowspan="3" |1080i |AMGTV |AMG TV Plus |- |25.3 |WBYF-WX |Simulcast of the AMG+ Weather streaming channel |- |25.4 |WBYF-SD |Simulcast of the AMG+ Sports streaming channel |} Both stations have signed on after the June 12, 2009, digital transition, WBYF’s being May 31, 2022. WBYF and WBYM also carry the AMG TV Plus extension network, which airs live sports and other programming pre-empted by the two stations. ==News== WBYF and WBYM air the Alpena Newsbeat combined news operation for 64 hours (ABC only) and 143 hours (Fox only) per week, airing newscasts at the following times: *4:30-7am (ABC only, Breakfast Television Alpena) and 4:30-9am (Fox only, same name) *12nn (ABC and Fox, Alpena Newsbeat at Noon) *6pm (ABC and Fox, Alpena Newsbeat Tonight) *11pm (ABC and Fox, Alpena Newsbeat Late) The stations also produce a French-language morning newscast airing at the same time as Breakfast Television Alpena (called Telematin Chaines 25 et 31) and a 6pm newscast in German (called Nachricht 25 und 31). e0eaaf3ddd6ed681376f1b395c4c97a4ef30e97f 410 407 2023-06-03T00:29:55Z MarkAnims 39564659 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation|image1=File:WBYF TV25.png|caption-image1=Logo used since the sign on of the station|city=Alpena, MI|country=United States of America|channels=Physical: 9 (VHF)<br>Virtual: 25 (UHF)|branding=ABC Alpena (additionally branded ABC TV25 Alpena)|programming=|owner=ABC Media Group (div. ABC Television Group)|sisterstations=[[WBYM-TV]]|firstairdate=May 31, 2022|callsignmeaning='''B'''o'''Y'''ne '''F'''alls}} '''WBYF-TV''' (virtual channel 25, physical channel 9) is a television station licensed to Alpena, Michigan, airing programming from the ABC network. The station, along with Fox affiliate WBYM-TV, are owned by the ABC Media Group. The station’s offices and studios, along with its master control and transmitter, are centralized out of the AMG Northeast Michigan studios in Presque Isle. ==History== ===Original affiliate under WBKA, January 2013-2022=== On January 24, 2013, WBKA channel 11 announced that its DT3 subchannel would join ABC, to provide an ABC affiliate in all of Alpena. Viewers would need to rescan to receive the channel when it launched and provided ABC programming to all viewers living in Alpena and surrounding areas. Until January 3, 2022, it also aired a morning newscast for only 3 hours a day. Sometime around January 2018, it began to simulcast WBKA's full suite of newscasts in a manner with the rest of the subchannels on WBKA. ===AMG takeover and channel 25 sign on, 2022-present=== Just before 11:00pm Eastern Time that evening on January 3, 2022, the USTV Networks company, which was in the process of revamping and converting LSN to a basic cable network, announced its intention to sign on 5 television stations on channels 18, 25, 31, 35, and 43. The next day, Nexstar and Tegna announced they had agreed to sign on channel 18 (which went to Nexstar and became an NBC affiliate), and channels 35 and 43 (which went to Tegna and became CW and MyNet affiliates). This left USTV the process to sign on channels 25 and 31, who then announced it would affiliate channels 25 and 31 with ABC and Fox. Ultimately, USTV announced on January 10, 2022, that channels 25 and 31 would launch at the end of WBKA’s current agreement with ABC (May 31, 2022) and Fox (July 31, 2022). The last ABC program to air on WBKA-DT2 was an episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live, and the last Fox program to air on WBKA-DT4 was an episode of Dateline. On October 10, 2022, both stations launched a combined news operation called **Alpena Newsbeat**, which provided a 30-minute news bulletin, a 15-minute weather bulletin, a 10-minute sports bulletin, and a 5-minute stocks bulletin. ==Digital signal== The station’s digital signal is multiplexed: {| class="fandom-table" !'''Virtual channel''' !'''Picture format''' !'''Aspect ratio''' !'''PSIP short name''' !'''Programming''' |- |25.1 |720p | rowspan="4" |16:9 |WBYF-HD |Main WBYF-TV programming / ABC |- |25.2 | rowspan="3" |1080i |AMGTV |AMG TV Plus |- |25.3 |WBYF-WX |Simulcast of the AMG+ Weather streaming channel |- |25.4 |WBYF-SD |Simulcast of the AMG+ Sports streaming channel |} Both stations have signed on after the June 12, 2009, digital transition, WBYF’s being May 31, 2022. WBYF and WBYM also carry the AMG TV Plus extension network, which airs live sports and other programming pre-empted by the two stations. ==News== WBYF and WBYM air the Alpena Newsbeat combined news operation for 64 hours (ABC only) and 143 hours (Fox only) per week, airing newscasts at the following times: *4:30-7am (ABC only, Breakfast Television Alpena) and 4:30-9am (Fox only, same name) *12nn (ABC and Fox, Alpena Newsbeat at Noon) *6pm (ABC and Fox, Alpena Newsbeat Tonight) *11pm (ABC and Fox, Alpena Newsbeat Late) The stations also produce a French-language morning newscast airing at the same time as Breakfast Television Alpena (called Telematin Chaines 25 et 31) and a 6pm newscast in German (called Nachricht 25 und 31). 03265d26fe9d5c859562ed170d6ca10b780a6aee 411 410 2023-06-10T12:52:55Z MarkAnims 39564659 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation|image1=File:WBYF TV25.png|caption-image1=Logo used since the sign on of the station|city=Alpena, MI|country=United States of America|channels=Physical: 9 (VHF)<br>Virtual: 25 (UHF)|branding=ABC Alpena (additionally branded ABC TV25 Alpena)|programming=|owner=ABC Media Group (div. ABC Television Group)|sisterstations=[[WBYM-TV]]|firstairdate=May 31, 2022|callsignmeaning='''B'''o'''Y'''ne '''F'''alls}} '''WBYF-TV''' (virtual channel 25, physical channel 9) is a television station licensed to Alpena, Michigan, airing programming from the ABC network. The station, along with Fox affiliate WBYM-TV, are owned by the ABC Media Group. The station’s offices and studios, along with its master control and transmitter, are centralized out of the AMG Northeast Michigan studios in Presque Isle. ==History== ===Original affiliate under WBKA, January 2013-2022=== On January 24, 2013, WBKA channel 11 announced that its DT3 subchannel would join ABC, to provide an ABC affiliate in all of Alpena. Viewers would need to rescan to receive the channel when it launched and provided ABC programming to all viewers living in Alpena and surrounding areas. Until January 3, 2022, it also aired a morning newscast for only 3 hours a day. Sometime around January 2018, it began to simulcast WBKA's full suite of newscasts in a manner with the rest of the subchannels on WBKA. ===AMG takeover and channel 25 sign on, 2022-present=== Just before 11:00pm Eastern Time that evening on January 3, 2022, the USTV Networks company, which was in the process of revamping and converting LSN to a basic cable network, announced its intention to sign on 5 television stations on channels 18, 25, 31, 35, and 43. The next day, Nexstar and Tegna announced they had agreed to sign on channel 18 (which went to Nexstar and became an NBC affiliate), and channels 35 and 43 (which went to Tegna and became CW and MyNet affiliates). This left USTV the process to sign on channels 25 and 31, who then announced it would affiliate channels 25 and 31 with ABC and Fox. Ultimately, USTV announced on January 10, 2022, that channels 25 and 31 would launch at the end of WBKA’s current agreement with ABC (May 31, 2022) and Fox (July 31, 2022). The last ABC program to air on WBKA-DT2 was an episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live, and the last Fox program to air on WBKA-DT4 was an episode of Dateline. On October 10, 2022, both stations launched a combined news operation called '''Alpena Newsbeat''', which provided a 30-minute news bulletin, a 15-minute weather bulletin, a 10-minute sports bulletin, and a 5-minute stocks bulletin. ==Digital signal== The station’s digital signal is multiplexed: {| class="fandom-table" !'''Virtual channel''' !'''Picture format''' !'''Aspect ratio''' !'''PSIP short name''' !'''Programming''' |- |25.1 |720p | rowspan="4" |16:9 |WBYF-HD |Main WBYF-TV programming / ABC |- |25.2 | rowspan="3" |1080i |AMGTV |AMG TV Plus |- |25.3 |WBYF-WX |Simulcast of the AMG+ Weather streaming channel |- |25.4 |WBYF-SD |Simulcast of the AMG+ Sports streaming channel |} Both stations have signed on after the June 12, 2009, digital transition, WBYF’s being May 31, 2022. WBYF and WBYM also carry the AMG TV Plus extension network, which airs live sports and other programming pre-empted by the two stations. ==News== WBYF and WBYM air the Alpena Newsbeat combined news operation for 64 hours (ABC only) and 143 hours (Fox only) per week, airing newscasts at the following times: *4:30-7am (ABC only, Breakfast Television Alpena) and 4:30-9am (Fox only, same name) *12nn (ABC and Fox, Alpena Newsbeat at Noon) *6pm (ABC and Fox, Alpena Newsbeat Tonight) *11pm (ABC and Fox, Alpena Newsbeat Late) The stations also produce a French-language morning newscast airing at the same time as Breakfast Television Alpena (called Telematin Chaines 25 et 31) and a 6pm newscast in German (called Nachricht 25 und 31). af932328e8914f61ee782cc6e54e2bf7acaeaaa5 6 233 403 2023-06-01T19:36:41Z MarkAnims 39564659 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 6 234 405 2023-06-01T19:38:13Z MarkAnims 39564659 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 176 409 307 2023-06-02T02:33:34Z Thecircuitman 52937571 Adding Houston stations wikitext text/x-wiki {{Company|title1=Harris Broadcasters, Inc.|type=Private corporation|industry=Broadcasting|date_founded=11 February 1947|founder=J. 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The company owns and operates KJV-AM-FM-TV in its home market of Corpus Christi, as well as KLEE-TV and KJRH-AM-FM in Houston, Texas. == History == Coming soon... == Properties == === Current properties === (**) denotes a station built and signed-on by Harris Broadcasters, Inc. ==== Television stations ==== {| class="sortable fandom-table" !City of license/market !Station !Channel TV (RF) !Owned since !Affiliation !Subchannels(s) |- |Corpus Christi, Texas |[[KJV-TV]] ** |6 (19) |1956 |NBC |First Warning Weather Now (DT2)<br>Telemundo (DT3) |- |Houston, Texas |[[KLEE-TV]] |2 (35) |1994 |NBC | |} ==== Radio stations ==== {| class="sortable fandom-table" !City of license/market !Station !Owned since !Format !HD Radio subchannels |- | rowspan="3" |Corpus Christi, Texas |[[KJV]] (1360 AM) |1947 |News/talk | |- |[[KJV-FM]] ** (93.9) |1948 |AOR (analog/HD1) |KJV 6.1 NBC simulcast (HD2)<br>KJV 6.3 Telemundo simulcast (HD3) |- |[[K266JV]] ** (101.1 FM) |2009 |KJV 6.1 NBC simulcast | |- | rowspan="2" |Houston, Texas |[[KJRH]] (950 AM) |1994 |Full-service (analog/HD1) | |- |[[KJRH-FM]] (93.7) |1999 |Urban contemporary (analog/HD1) | |} cb13a422f302381c8acee09b0a29468ba4985962 6 235 412 2023-06-16T22:16:02Z New American Broadcasters 53032123 WENP Channel 9 Logo based in Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, PA. wikitext text/x-wiki == Summary == WENP Channel 9 Logo based in Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, PA. f5aa09cc149542fcbb6ff373d656c0815151e5fd 0 236 413 2023-06-16T22:31:12Z New American Broadcasters 53032123 Created page with "WENP-TV (Channel 9) is a television station licensed to Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States that is owned and operated by New American Broadcasters Inc. and is an ABC affiliate. {{Televisionstation|title1=WENP-TV|city=Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, PA|country=United States|channels=9 (PSIP), 25 (Digital, UHF)|branding=WENP 9|slogan=The News Station|affiliations=ABC|subchannels=9.2 AntennaTV 9.3 Movies! 9.4 Buzzr|ownership=New American Broadcasters Inc.|firstairdate=October 13..." wikitext text/x-wiki WENP-TV (Channel 9) is a television station licensed to Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States that is owned and operated by New American Broadcasters Inc. and is an ABC affiliate. {{Televisionstation|title1=WENP-TV|city=Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, PA|country=United States|channels=9 (PSIP), 25 (Digital, UHF)|branding=WENP 9|slogan=The News Station|affiliations=ABC|subchannels=9.2 AntennaTV 9.3 Movies! 9.4 Buzzr|ownership=New American Broadcasters Inc.|firstairdate=October 13, 1961|formercallsigns=WLLK-TV (1961-1976)|callsignmeaning=WE are Northeast Pennsylvania|image1=Wenp_logo_tag.png}} 99d48787b6d9834f48bc884f54abdb83e53ef560 414 413 2023-06-16T23:53:51Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation|title1=WENP-TV|city=Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, PA|country=United States|channels=9 (PSIP)<br>25 (Digital, UHF)|branding=WENP 9|slogan=The News Station|affiliations=ABC|subchannels=9.2 Antenna TV<br>9.3 Movies!<br>9.4 Buzzr|owner=New American Broadcasters Inc.|firstairdate=October 13, 1961|formercallsigns=WLLK-TV (1961-1976)|callsignmeaning=WE are Northeast Pennsylvania|image1=Wenp_logo_tag.png}}WENP-TV (Channel 9) is a television station licensed to Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States that is owned and operated by New American Broadcasters Inc. and is an ABC affiliate. 44682d56da47c7cb4a709acb18f468bcc33ee8c4 6 237 415 2023-06-22T14:40:40Z KUTM News 47657111 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 238 416 2023-06-22T14:49:04Z KUTM News 47657111 Created page with "{{Company_v2|image1=Lyn-Benton.svg|type=Private corporation|industry=Broadcasting|headquarters=Salt Lake City, Utah, United States|no_of_locations=1|founded=March 12, 1964|founder(s)=Jackson Morgan|key_people=Bentley Horton- President and CEO|area_served=United States|subsidiaries=[[Lyn-Benton Broadcast Network]]|no_of_employees=142|website=lynbentonmediagroup.com}} '''Lyn-Benton Media Group, Inc.''' is an American privately owned media company, with offices in Salt Lak..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Company_v2|image1=Lyn-Benton.svg|type=Private corporation|industry=Broadcasting|headquarters=Salt Lake City, Utah, United States|no_of_locations=1|founded=March 12, 1964|founder(s)=Jackson Morgan|key_people=Bentley Horton- President and CEO|area_served=United States|subsidiaries=[[Lyn-Benton Broadcast Network]]|no_of_employees=142|website=lynbentonmediagroup.com}} '''Lyn-Benton Media Group, Inc.''' is an American privately owned media company, with offices in Salt Lake City, Utah, United States. It owns a small number of television stations across the United States, and owns stations affiliated with various networks in smaller markets. 06e2dc1276ef00e623956730eb1b0fdaf0467ecb 6 239 417 2023-06-23T15:11:45Z KUTM News 47657111 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 240 418 2023-06-23T15:22:00Z KUTM News 47657111 Created page with "{{Televisionstation v2|logo=WMGC.svg|city=Binghamton, New York|country=United States|channel=Digital: 23 (UHF) <br> Virtual: 14|branding=14abc <br> NewsChannel 14|slogan=Count on us!|language=English|picture=1080p|affiliations=14.1 ABC|owner=[[Lyn-Benton Media Group]] <br> (Lyn-Benton Media Group of the Southern Tier)|licensee=[[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission|WBC]]|founded=August 30, 1962|airdate=March 14, 1963|former_channel_numbers=Analog: <br> 14 (UHF, 1963-2009) <..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation v2|logo=WMGC.svg|city=Binghamton, New York|country=United States|channel=Digital: 23 (UHF) <br> Virtual: 14|branding=14abc <br> NewsChannel 14|slogan=Count on us!|language=English|picture=1080p|affiliations=14.1 ABC|owner=[[Lyn-Benton Media Group]] <br> (Lyn-Benton Media Group of the Southern Tier)|licensee=[[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission|WBC]]|founded=August 30, 1962|airdate=March 14, 1963|former_channel_numbers=Analog: <br> 14 (UHF, 1963-2009) <br> Digital: <br> 49 (UHF, 2003-2019)|callsign_meaning=Magic|website=newschannel14.com}} '''WMGC-TV''' (channel 14) is a television station licensed to Binghamton, New York, United States, serving as the ABC affiliate for the Binghamton, New York market. 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Click the "Message Wall" button at the bottom of my profile. Want to see what edits I've made or what I've been doing? Click either "Contributions" or "Activity". I am currently 15 (born June 17, 2007) and I reside in Wayne County, Michigan. I like pizza, chicken tenders, and pasta, as well as technology. I own and operate a YouTube channel [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsYgrBuNa2DC37v5hWMjV8Q (click here)] and I have a Discord account. Color palette 1: <span style="color:#FCB711">Spanish Yellow</span>, <span style="color:#F37021">Vivid Tangelo</span>, <span style="color:#CC004C">Spanish Carmine</span>, <span style="color:#6460AA">Liberty</span>, <span style="color:#0089D0">Blue Cola</span>, and <span style="color:#0DB14B">Pantone Green</span>. Color pallete 2: <span style="color:#000000;">Black</span>, <span style="color:#393939;">Onyx</span>, <span style="color:#828282;">Old Silver</span>, <span style="color:#362600;">American Bronze</span>, <span style="color:#755800;">Bronze Yellow</span>, and <span style="color:#AA8002;">Gold</span>. Enjoy your time here. ac5d0805aa49f00eeb946a8bc29e6a0ae6ed2aaa 0 232 420 411 2023-12-17T01:13:39Z MarkAnims 39564659 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation|image1=File:WBYF TV25.png|caption-image1=Logo used since the sign on of the station|city=Alpena, MI|country=United States of America|channels=Physical: 9 (VHF)<br>Virtual: 25 (UHF)|branding=ABC Alpena (additionally branded ABC TV25 Alpena)|programming=|owner=ABC Media Group (div. ABC Television Group)|sisterstations=[[WBYM-TV]]|firstairdate=May 31, 2022|callsignmeaning='''B'''o'''Y'''ne '''F'''alls}} '''WBYF-TV''' (virtual channel 25, physical channel 9) is a television station licensed to Alpena, Michigan, airing programming from the ABC network. The station, along with Fox affiliate WBYM-TV, are owned by the ABC Media Group. The station’s offices and studios, along with its master control and transmitter, are centralized out of the AMG Northeast Michigan studios in Presque Isle. ==History== ===Original affiliate under WBKA, January 2013-2022=== On January 24, 2013, WBKA channel 11 announced that its DT3 subchannel would join ABC, to provide an ABC affiliate in all of Alpena. Viewers would need to rescan to receive the channel when it launched and provided ABC programming to all viewers living in Alpena and surrounding areas. Until January 3, 2022, it also aired a morning newscast for only 3 hours a day. Sometime around January 2018, it began to simulcast WBKA's full suite of newscasts in a manner with the rest of the subchannels on WBKA. ===AMG takeover and channel 25 sign on, 2022-present=== Just before 11:00pm Eastern Time that evening on January 3, 2022, the USTV Networks company, which was in the process of revamping and converting LSN to a basic cable network, announced its intention to sign on 5 television stations on channels 18, 25, 31, 35, and 43. The next day, Nexstar and Tegna announced they had agreed to sign on channel 18 (which went to Nexstar and became an NBC affiliate), and channels 35 and 43 (which went to Tegna and became CW and MyNet affiliates). This left USTV the process to sign on channels 25 and 31, who then announced it would affiliate channels 25 and 31 with ABC and Fox. Ultimately, USTV announced on January 10, 2022, that channels 25 and 31 would launch at the end of WBKA’s current agreement with ABC (May 31, 2022) and Fox (July 31, 2022). The last ABC program to air on WBKA-DT2 was an episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live, and the last Fox program to air on WBKA-DT4 was an episode of Dateline. On October 10, 2022, both stations launched a combined news operation called '''Alpena Newsbeat''', which provided a 30-minute news bulletin, a 15-minute weather bulletin, a 10-minute sports bulletin, and a 5-minute stocks bulletin. On December 16, 2023, both stations announced new branding set to take effect on January 8, 2024. In addition, WBYM announced a new local gameshow set to air on January 1, 2023. ==Digital signal== The station’s digital signal is multiplexed: {| class="fandom-table" !'''Virtual channel''' !'''Picture format''' !'''Aspect ratio''' !'''PSIP short name''' !'''Programming''' |- |25.1 |720p | rowspan="4" |16:9 |WBYF-HD |Main WBYF-TV programming / ABC |- |25.2 | rowspan="3" |1080i |AMGTV |AMG TV Plus |- |25.3 |WBYF-WX |Simulcast of the AMG+ Weather streaming channel |- |25.4 |WBYF-SD |Simulcast of the AMG+ Sports streaming channel |} Both stations have signed on after the June 12, 2009, digital transition, WBYF’s being May 31, 2022. WBYF and WBYM also carry the AMG TV Plus extension network, which airs live sports and other programming pre-empted by the two stations. ==News== WBYF and WBYM air the Alpena Newsbeat combined news operation for 64 hours (ABC only) and 143 hours (Fox only) per week, airing newscasts at the following times: *4:30-7am (ABC only, Breakfast Television Alpena) and 4:30-9am (Fox only, same name) *12nn (ABC and Fox, Alpena Newsbeat at Noon) *6pm (ABC and Fox, Alpena Newsbeat Tonight) *11pm (ABC and Fox, Alpena Newsbeat Late) The stations also produce a French-language morning newscast airing at the same time as Breakfast Television Alpena (called Telematin Chaines 25 et 31) and a 6pm newscast in German (called Nachricht 25 und 31). 0897616103d466c7f607e01f2b6879ed850bd649 425 420 2024-05-18T20:08:23Z MarkAnims 39564659 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation|image1=File:WBYF TV25.png|caption-image1=Logo used since the sign on of the station|city=Alpena, MI|country=United States of America|channels=Physical: 9 (VHF)<br>Virtual: 25 (UHF)|branding=ABC Alpena (additionally branded ABC TV25 Alpena)|programming=|owner=ABC Media Group (div. ABC Television Group)|sisterstations=[[WBYM-TV]]|firstairdate=May 31, 2022|callsignmeaning='''B'''o'''Y'''ne '''F'''alls}} '''WBYF-TV''' (virtual channel 25, physical channel 9) is a television station licensed to Alpena, Michigan, airing programming from the ABC network. The station, along with Fox affiliate WBYM-TV, are owned by AMG Stations, a division of ABC Media Group, which is owned by Aero USA. The station’s offices and studios, along with its master control and transmitter, are centralized out of the AMG Northeast Michigan studios in Presque Isle. ==History== ===Original affiliate under WBKA, January 2013-2022=== On January 24, 2013, WBKA channel 11 announced that its DT3 subchannel would join ABC, to provide an ABC affiliate in all of Alpena. Viewers would need to rescan to receive the channel when it launched and provided ABC programming to all viewers living in Alpena and surrounding areas. Until January 3, 2022, it also aired a morning newscast for only 3 hours a day. Sometime around January 2018, it began to simulcast WBKA's full suite of newscasts in a manner with the rest of the subchannels on WBKA. ===AMG takeover and channel 25 sign on, 2022-present=== Just before 11:00pm Eastern Time that evening on January 3, 2022, the USTV Networks company, which was in the process of revamping and converting LSN to a basic cable network, announced its intention to sign on 5 television stations on channels 18, 25, 31, 35, and 43. The next day, Nexstar and Tegna announced they had agreed to sign on channel 18 (which went to Nexstar and became an NBC affiliate), and channels 35 and 43 (which went to Tegna and became CW and MyNet affiliates). This left USTV the process to sign on channels 25 and 31, who then announced it would affiliate channels 25 and 31 with ABC and Fox. Ultimately, USTV announced on January 10, 2022, that channels 25 and 31 would launch at the end of WBKA’s current agreement with ABC (May 31, 2022) and Fox (July 31, 2022). The last ABC program to air on WBKA-DT2 was an episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live, and the last Fox program to air on WBKA-DT4 was an episode of Dateline. On October 10, 2022, both stations launched a combined news operation called '''Alpena Newsbeat''', which provided a 30-minute news bulletin, a 15-minute weather bulletin, a 10-minute sports bulletin, and a 5-minute stocks bulletin. On December 16, 2023, both stations announced new branding set to take effect on January 8, 2024. In addition, WBYM announced a new local gameshow set to air on January 1, 2023. ==Digital signal== The station’s digital signal is multiplexed: {| class="fandom-table" !'''Virtual channel''' !'''Picture format''' !'''Aspect ratio''' !'''PSIP short name''' !'''Programming''' |- |25.1 |720p | rowspan="4" |16:9 |WBYF-HD |Main WBYF-TV programming / ABC |- |25.2 | rowspan="3" |1080i |AMGTV |AMG TV Plus |- |25.3 |WBYF-WX |Simulcast of the AMG+ Weather streaming channel |- |25.4 |WBYF-SD |Simulcast of the AMG+ Sports streaming channel |} Both stations have signed on after the June 12, 2009, digital transition, WBYF’s being May 31, 2022. WBYF and WBYM also carry the AMG TV Plus extension network, which airs live sports and other programming pre-empted by the two stations. ==News== WBYF and WBYM air the Alpena Newsbeat combined news operation for 64 hours (ABC only) and 143 hours (Fox only) per week, airing newscasts at the following times: *4:30-7am (ABC only, Breakfast Television Alpena) and 4:30-9am (Fox only, same name) *12nn (ABC and Fox, Alpena Newsbeat at Noon) *6pm (ABC and Fox, Alpena Newsbeat Tonight) *11pm (ABC and Fox, Alpena Newsbeat Late) The stations also produce a French-language morning newscast airing at the same time as Breakfast Television Alpena (called Telematin Chaines 25 et 31) and a 6pm newscast in German (called Nachricht 25 und 31). 4257548a88812a450fdf5ac9c3df40c42af32048 0 241 421 2023-12-17T01:24:41Z MarkAnims 39564659 Created page with "{{Televisionstation|image1=File:WBYM TV31.png|caption-image1=Logo used since the sign on of the station|city=Alpena, MI|country=United States of America|channels=Physical: 12 (VHF)<br>Virtual: 31 (UHF)|branding=Fox Alpena (additionally branded Fox TV31 Alpena)|programming=|owner=ABC Media Group (div. ABC Television Group)|sisterstations=[[WBYF-TV]]|firstairdate=May 31, 2022|callsignmeaning='''B'''o'''Y'''ne '''M'''ountain}} '''WBYM-TV''' (virtual channel 31, physical cha..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation|image1=File:WBYM TV31.png|caption-image1=Logo used since the sign on of the station|city=Alpena, MI|country=United States of America|channels=Physical: 12 (VHF)<br>Virtual: 31 (UHF)|branding=Fox Alpena (additionally branded Fox TV31 Alpena)|programming=|owner=ABC Media Group (div. ABC Television Group)|sisterstations=[[WBYF-TV]]|firstairdate=May 31, 2022|callsignmeaning='''B'''o'''Y'''ne '''M'''ountain}} '''WBYM-TV''' (virtual channel 31, physical channel 12) is a television station licensed to Alpena, Michigan, airing programming from the Fox network. The station, along with ABC affiliate WBYF-TV, are owned by the ABC Media Group. The station’s offices and studios, along with its master control and transmitter, are centralized out of the AMG Northeast Michigan studios in Presque Isle. ==History== ===Original affiliate under WBKA, January 2013-2022=== On June 12, 2009, WBKA channel 11 announced that its DT2 subchannel would join Fox and MyNetworkTV, to provide a Fox affiliate in all of Alpena. Until that point, WFQX-TV served as the default affiliate in Alpena. Viewers would need to rescan to receive the channel when it launched and provided Fox/MNTV programming to all viewers living in Alpena and surrounding areas. Until January 3, 2022, it also aired a morning newscast for only 3 hours a day. Sometime around January 2018, it began to simulcast WBKA's full suite of newscasts in a manner with the rest of the subchannels on WBKA. ===AMG takeover and channel 25 sign on, 2022-present=== Just before 11:00pm Eastern Time that evening on January 3, 2022, the USTV Networks company, which was in the process of revamping and converting LSN to a basic cable network, announced its intention to sign on 5 television stations on channels 18, 25, 31, 35, and 43. The next day, Nexstar and Tegna announced they had agreed to sign on channel 18 (which went to Nexstar and became an NBC affiliate), and channels 35 and 43 (which went to Tegna and became CW and MyNet affiliates). This left USTV the process to sign on channels 25 and 31, who then announced it would affiliate channels 25 and 31 with ABC and Fox. Ultimately, USTV announced on January 10, 2022, that channels 25 and 31 would launch at the end of WBKA’s current agreement with ABC (May 31, 2022) and Fox (July 31, 2022). The last ABC program to air on WBKA-DT2 was an episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live, and the last Fox program to air on WBKA-DT4 was an episode of Dateline. On October 10, 2022, both stations launched a combined news operation called '''Alpena Newsbeat''', which provided a 30-minute news bulletin, a 15-minute weather bulletin, a 10-minute sports bulletin, and a 5-minute stocks bulletin. On December 16, 2023, both stations announced new branding set to take effect on January 8, 2024. In addition, WBYM announced a new local gameshow set to air on January 1, 2023. ==Digital signal== The station’s digital signal is multiplexed: {| class="fandom-table" !'''Virtual channel''' !'''Picture format''' !'''Aspect ratio''' !'''PSIP short name''' !'''Programming''' |- |31.1 |720p | rowspan="4" |16:9 |WBYF-HD |Main WBYM-TV programming / Fox |- |31.2 | rowspan="3" |1080i |AMGTV |AMG TV Plus |- |31.3 |WBYM-ME |MeTV programming |- |31.4 |WBYF-SD |Simulcast of the AMG+ Food streaming channel |} Both stations have signed on after the June 12, 2009, digital transition, WBYF’s being May 31, 2022. WBYF and WBYM also carry the AMG TV Plus extension network, which airs live sports and other programming pre-empted by the two stations. ==News== WBYF and WBYM air the Alpena Newsbeat combined news operation for 64 hours (ABC only) and 143 hours (Fox only) per week, airing newscasts at the following times: *4:30-7am (ABC only, Breakfast Television Alpena) and 4:30-9am (Fox only, same name) *12nn (ABC and Fox, Alpena Newsbeat at Noon) *6pm (ABC and Fox, Alpena Newsbeat Tonight) *11pm (ABC and Fox, Alpena Newsbeat Late) The stations also produce a French-language morning newscast airing at the same time as Breakfast Television Alpena (called Telematin Chaines 25 et 31) and a 6pm newscast in German (called Nachricht 25 und 31). 83c879d444fb8ae29f9fbd31a442ee178ac2b17b 423 421 2023-12-17T17:45:05Z MarkAnims 39564659 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation|image1=File:WBYM TV31.png|caption-image1=Logo used since the sign on of the station|city=Alpena, MI|country=United States of America|channels=Physical: 12 (VHF)<br>Virtual: 31 (UHF)|branding=Fox Alpena (additionally branded Fox TV31 Alpena)|programming=|owner=ABC Media Group (div. ABC Television Group)|sisterstations=[[WBYF-TV]]|firstairdate=May 31, 2022|callsignmeaning='''B'''o'''Y'''ne '''M'''ountain}} '''WBYM-TV''' (virtual channel 31, physical channel 12) is a television station licensed to Alpena, Michigan, airing programming from the Fox network. The station, along with ABC affiliate WBYF-TV, are owned by the ABC Media Group. The station’s offices and studios, along with its master control and transmitter, are centralized out of the AMG Northeast Michigan studios in Presque Isle. ==History== ===Original affiliate under WBKA, January 2013-2022=== On June 12, 2009, WBKA channel 11 announced that its DT2 subchannel would join Fox and MyNetworkTV, to provide a Fox affiliate in all of Alpena. Until that point, WFQX-TV served as the default affiliate in Alpena. Viewers would need to rescan to receive the channel when it launched and provided Fox/MNTV programming to all viewers living in Alpena and surrounding areas. Until January 3, 2022, it also aired a morning newscast for only 3 hours a day. Sometime around January 2018, it began to simulcast WBKA's full suite of newscasts in a manner with the rest of the subchannels on WBKA. ===AMG takeover and channel 25 sign on, 2022-present=== Just before 11:00pm Eastern Time that evening on January 3, 2022, the USTV Networks company, which was in the process of revamping and converting LSN to a basic cable network, announced its intention to sign on 5 television stations on channels 18, 25, 31, 35, and 43. The next day, Nexstar and Tegna announced they had agreed to sign on channel 18 (which went to Nexstar and became an NBC affiliate), and channels 35 and 43 (which went to Tegna and became CW and MyNet affiliates). This left USTV the process to sign on channels 25 and 31, who then announced it would affiliate channels 25 and 31 with ABC and Fox. Ultimately, USTV announced on January 10, 2022, that channels 25 and 31 would launch at the end of WBKA’s current agreement with ABC (May 31, 2022) and Fox (July 31, 2022). The last ABC program to air on WBKA-DT2 was an episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live, and the last Fox program to air on WBKA-DT4 was an episode of Dateline. On October 10, 2022, both stations launched a combined news operation called '''Alpena Newsbeat''', which provided a 30-minute news bulletin, a 15-minute weather bulletin, a 10-minute sports bulletin, and a 5-minute stocks bulletin. On December 16, 2023, both stations announced new branding set to take effect on January 8, 2024. In addition, WBYM announced a new local gameshow set to air on January 1, 2023. ==Digital signal== The station’s digital signal is multiplexed: {| class="fandom-table" !'''Virtual channel''' !'''Picture format''' !'''Aspect ratio''' !'''PSIP short name''' !'''Programming''' |- |31.1 |720p | rowspan="4" |16:9 |WBYF-HD |Main WBYM-TV programming / Fox |- |31.2 | rowspan="3" |1080i |AMGTV |AMG TV Plus |- |31.3 |WBYM-ME |MeTV programming |- |31.4 |WBYF-SD |Simulcast of the AMG+ Food streaming channel |} Both stations have signed on after the June 12, 2009, digital transition, WBYM’s being July 31, 2022. WBYF and WBYM also carry the AMG TV Plus extension network, which airs live sports and other programming pre-empted by the two stations. ==News== WBYF and WBYM air the Alpena Newsbeat combined news operation for 64 hours (ABC only) and 143 hours (Fox only) per week, airing newscasts at the following times: *4:30-7am (ABC only, Breakfast Television Alpena) and 4:30-9am (Fox only, same name) *12nn (ABC and Fox, Alpena Newsbeat at Noon) *6pm (ABC and Fox, Alpena Newsbeat Tonight) *11pm (ABC and Fox, Alpena Newsbeat Late) The stations also produce a French-language morning newscast airing at the same time as Breakfast Television Alpena (called Telematin Chaines 25 et 31) and a 6pm newscast in German (called Nachricht 25 und 31). fb7baeaa12c05981a1dc5cc5c88ac4cfd4f2fc91 424 423 2024-05-18T20:08:01Z MarkAnims 39564659 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Televisionstation|image1=File:WBYM TV31.png|caption-image1=Logo used since the sign on of the station|city=Alpena, MI|country=United States of America|channels=Physical: 12 (VHF)<br>Virtual: 31 (UHF)|branding=Fox Alpena (additionally branded Fox TV31 Alpena)|programming=|owner=ABC Media Group (div. ABC Television Group)|sisterstations=[[WBYF-TV]]|firstairdate=May 31, 2022|callsignmeaning='''B'''o'''Y'''ne '''M'''ountain}} '''WBYM-TV''' (virtual channel 31, physical channel 12) is a television station licensed to Alpena, Michigan, airing programming from the Fox network. The station, along with ABC affiliate WBYF-TV, are owned by AMG Stations, a division of ABC Media Group, which is owned by Aero USA. The station’s offices and studios, along with its master control and transmitter, are centralized out of the AMG Northeast Michigan studios in Presque Isle. ==History== ===Original affiliate under WBKA, January 2013-2022=== On June 12, 2009, WBKA channel 11 announced that its DT2 subchannel would join Fox and MyNetworkTV, to provide a Fox affiliate in all of Alpena. Until that point, WFQX-TV served as the default affiliate in Alpena. Viewers would need to rescan to receive the channel when it launched and provided Fox/MNTV programming to all viewers living in Alpena and surrounding areas. Until January 3, 2022, it also aired a morning newscast for only 3 hours a day. Sometime around January 2018, it began to simulcast WBKA's full suite of newscasts in a manner with the rest of the subchannels on WBKA. ===AMG takeover and channel 25 sign on, 2022-present=== Just before 11:00pm Eastern Time that evening on January 3, 2022, the USTV Networks company, which was in the process of revamping and converting LSN to a basic cable network, announced its intention to sign on 5 television stations on channels 18, 25, 31, 35, and 43. The next day, Nexstar and Tegna announced they had agreed to sign on channel 18 (which went to Nexstar and became an NBC affiliate), and channels 35 and 43 (which went to Tegna and became CW and MyNet affiliates). This left USTV the process to sign on channels 25 and 31, who then announced it would affiliate channels 25 and 31 with ABC and Fox. Ultimately, USTV announced on January 10, 2022, that channels 25 and 31 would launch at the end of WBKA’s current agreement with ABC (May 31, 2022) and Fox (July 31, 2022). The last ABC program to air on WBKA-DT2 was an episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live, and the last Fox program to air on WBKA-DT4 was an episode of Dateline. On October 10, 2022, both stations launched a combined news operation called '''Alpena Newsbeat''', which provided a 30-minute news bulletin, a 15-minute weather bulletin, a 10-minute sports bulletin, and a 5-minute stocks bulletin. On December 16, 2023, both stations announced new branding set to take effect on January 8, 2024. In addition, WBYM announced a new local gameshow set to air on January 1, 2023. ==Digital signal== The station’s digital signal is multiplexed: {| class="fandom-table" !'''Virtual channel''' !'''Picture format''' !'''Aspect ratio''' !'''PSIP short name''' !'''Programming''' |- |31.1 |720p | rowspan="4" |16:9 |WBYF-HD |Main WBYM-TV programming / Fox |- |31.2 | rowspan="3" |1080i |AMGTV |AMG TV Plus |- |31.3 |WBYM-ME |MeTV programming |- |31.4 |WBYF-SD |Simulcast of the AMG+ Food streaming channel |} Both stations have signed on after the June 12, 2009, digital transition, WBYM’s being July 31, 2022. WBYF and WBYM also carry the AMG TV Plus extension network, which airs live sports and other programming pre-empted by the two stations. ==News== WBYF and WBYM air the Alpena Newsbeat combined news operation for 64 hours (ABC only) and 143 hours (Fox only) per week, airing newscasts at the following times: *4:30-7am (ABC only, Breakfast Television Alpena) and 4:30-9am (Fox only, same name) *12nn (ABC and Fox, Alpena Newsbeat at Noon) *6pm (ABC and Fox, Alpena Newsbeat Tonight) *11pm (ABC and Fox, Alpena Newsbeat Late) The stations also produce a French-language morning newscast airing at the same time as Breakfast Television Alpena (called Telematin Chaines 25 et 31) and a 6pm newscast in German (called Nachricht 25 und 31). 613c1ae81d84795ce13405511718c5c1345e41af 6 242 422 2023-12-17T01:25:04Z MarkAnims 39564659 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 2 243 427 2024-06-03T01:14:49Z FANDOMbot 32794352 FANDOMbot moved page [[User:Mark Wilk]] to [[User:MarkAnims]]: Automatically moved page while renaming the user "[[User:Mark Wilk|Mark Wilk]]" to "[[User:MarkAnims|MarkAnims]]" wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[User:MarkAnims]] 885af6a2ae0c647a21aa80f66efddeabc32607e6 10 244 428 2024-09-05T13:16:48Z FANDOMbot 32794352 Imported default template wikitext text/x-wiki <blockquote class="pull-quote"> <div style="pull-quote_text>{{{text|Text...}}}</div> <p style="text-align: right"><cite>—{{{speaker|speaker}}}{{#if:{{{receiver|}}}|, to {{{receiver|}}}}}{{#if:{{{attribution|}}}|, {{{attribution|}}}}}{{#if:{{{source|}}}|, {{{source|}}}}}</cite></p> </blockquote> <noinclude> {{#if:{{PROTECTIONEXPIRY:edit | Template:StructuredQuote/doc }} | {{Documentation}} | }} </noinclude> 290c685bafac6c36e06a745320bbc3d410e5c717 429 428 2024-10-22T00:50:47Z FANDOMbot 32794352 Updated default StructuredQuote template. 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(otherwise known as '''clear'''channel) is a worldwide multi-media conglomerate company which owns television stations, radio stations, and cable/satellite providers, all around the world. Its headquarters are based in Miami, Florida and employs over 20,000 staff as of May 2023, which includes all departments, and all sectors, all around the world, making it '''''<u>THE</u>''''' largest multi-media broadcasting conglomerate company in the world. = Current properties (as of May 2023) = == National Over-the-Air Television == {| class="article-table" |+ ! Network name ! Format ! Language |- | [[American Broadcasting System|ABS]] || rowspan=4|General || rowspan=2|English |- | [[ABS Two]] |- | [[Sistema de Radiodifusion Estadounidense|SRE]] || rowspan=2|Spanish |- | [[SRE Dos]] |} == National Cable Networks == * Coming soon... == Local Television == {| class="article-table" |+ ! Callsign ! Channel number ! City ! Affiliation ! Language ! Callsign meaning |- | [[WWGN-TV]] || Channel 09.1 || Chicago || ABS '''O&O''' || rowspan=14|English || Named in honor of the real-life [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WGN-TV WGN-TV Chicago]. |- | [[WHUB-TV]] || Channel 05.1 || Boston || Independent || The '''HUB''' for all things New England. |- | [[KST-TV]] || Channel 06.1 || rowspan=2|Seattle/Tacoma/Everett || ABS '''O&O''' || '''S'''eattle/'''T'''acoma |- | [[KSTE-TV]] || Channel 16.1 || ABS Two '''O&O''' || '''S'''eattle/'''T'''acoma/'''E'''verett |- | [[WOTW-TV]] || Channel 09.1 || Orlando/Daytona Beach/Melbourne || Independent || '''O'''-'''T'''o'''W'''n |- | [[WMFL-TV]] || Channel 06.1 || Miami/Fort Lauderdale/Key West || Independent || '''M'''iami/'''F'''ort '''L'''auderdale <small>('''FLAGSHIP''' for the company)</small> |- | [[WYQC-TV]] || Channel 03.1 || rowspan=2|Charlotte || ABS '''O&O''' || '''W'''e're '''Y'''our '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | [[WCQC-TV]] || Channel 64.1 || 24-Hour News || '''C'''harlotte, the '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | rowspan=3|[[WRDF-TV]] || Channel 05.1 || rowspan=4|Raleigh/Durham/Fayetteville || NBC || rowspan=3|'''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham/'''F'''ayetteville |- | Channel 05.2 || ABS '''O&O''' |- | Channel 05.3 || ABS Two '''O&O''' |- | [[WRDT-TV]] || Channel 50.1 || 24-Hour News || '''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham and the '''T'''riangle |- | rowspan=2|[[KSLC-TV]] || Channel 05.1 || rowspan=4|Salt Lake City/Logan/Provo || ABS '''O&O''' || rowspan=2|'''S'''alt '''L'''ake '''C'''ity |- | Channel 05.2 || ABS Two '''O&O''' |- | rowspan=2|[[KUTS-TV]] || Channel 20.1 || SRE '''O&O''' || rowspan=2|Spanish || rowspan=2|'''UT'''ah '''S'''panish |- | Channel 20.2 || SRE Dos '''O&O''' |- | [[KQDC-TV]] || Channel 06.1 || Davenport, Iowa/Moline, Ill. || ABS '''O&O''' || rowspan=3|English || '''Q'''ua'''D''' '''C'''ities |- | rowspan=2|[[WGNV-TV]] || Channel 20.1 || rowspan=2|Gainesville/Ocala || ABS '''O&O''' || rowspan=2|'''G'''ai'''N'''es'''V'''ille |- | Channel 20.2 || ABS Two '''O&O''' |} == National Radio == {| class="article-table" |+ ! Network name ! Format ! Language |- | [[ABS Radio]] || General || rowspan=4|English |- | [[ABS Newsradio]] || News |- | [[ABS Sportsradio]] || Sports |- | [[SportsBet Radio]] || Sports Betting |- | [[SiriusXM Satellite Radio|SiriusXM]] || Satellite || rowspan=3|English/Spanish |- | [[iHeartRadio]] || General |- | [[Premiere Networks|Premiere]] || Syndication |- | [[KISS-FM (brand)|KISS-FM]] || Various || rowspan=2|English |- | [[EDC Radio]] || Dance/EDM |} == Local Radio == {| class="article-table" |+ ! Callsign ! Frequency ! City ! Format ! Language ! Callsign meaning |- | [[WWGN (AM)|WWGN]] || AM 780 || Chicago || All-news || rowspan=23|English || Named in honor of the real-life [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WGN_(AM) 720 WGN Chicago]. |- | [[WOTW (AM)|WOTW]] || AM 850 || rowspan=3|Orlando/Daytona Beach/Melbourne || All-news || '''O'''-'''T'''o'''W'''n |- | [[WOSJ]] || FM 103.1 || Smooth Jazz || '''O'''rlando's '''S'''mooth '''J'''azz |- | [[WOTW-FM]] || FM 105.1 || A.C. || '''O'''-'''T'''o'''W'''n |- | [[WMFL (AM)|WMFL]] || AM 980 || rowspan=3|Miami/Fort Lauderdale/Key West || All-news || '''M'''iami/'''F'''ort '''L'''auderdale <small>('''FLAGSHIP''' for the company)</small> |- | [[WEDC-FM]] || FM 93.5 || Dance/EDM || '''EDC''' Radio Network <small>('''FLAGSHIP''' for the network)</small> |- | [[WKSM-FM]] || FM 100.1 || Top 40 CHR/Dance || '''K'''is'''S'''-FM '''M'''iami <small>('''FLAGSHIP''' for the brand)</small> |- | [[WYQC (AM)|WYQC]] || AM 930 || rowspan=5|Charlotte || All-news || '''W'''e're '''Y'''our '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | [[WCQC (AM)|WCQC]] || AM 1110 || Sports || '''C'''harlotte, the '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | [[WQCL-FM]] || FM 92.7 || Sports || '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity '''L'''IVE |- | [[WCQC-FM]] || FM 95.1 || A.C. || '''C'''harlotte, the '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | [[WYQC-FM]] || FM 103.7 || Top 40 CHR/Dance || '''W'''e're '''Y'''our '''Q'''ueen '''C'''ity |- | [[WRDC (AM)|WRDC]] || AM 620 || rowspan=5|Raleigh/Durham/Fayetteville || Sports <small>(ESPN Radio)</small> || '''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham/'''C'''hapel Hill |- | [[WRDF (AM)|WRDF]] || AM 680 || All-news and Talk + Sports || '''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham/'''F'''ayetteville |- | [[WRDS (AM)|WRDS]] || AM 1550 || Sports || rowspan=2|'''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham '''S'''ports |- | [[WRDS-FM]] || FM 99.9 || Sports <small>(Local/ABS Sportsradio)</small> |- | [[WRDT-FM]] || FM 101.5 || A.C. || '''R'''aleigh/'''D'''urham and the '''T'''riangle |- | [[KSLC (AM)|KSLC]] || AM 1160 || rowspan=6|Salt Lake City || All-news + Sports || '''S'''alt '''L'''ake '''C'''ity |- | [[KUTS (AM)|KUTS]] || AM 1280 || Sports <small>(Local/ABS Sportsradio)</small> || rowspan=2|'''UT'''ah '''S'''ports |- | [[KUTS-FM]] || FM 97.5 || Sports <small>(Local/ABS Sportsradio)</small> |- | [[KUMH-FM]] || FM 100.3 || A.C. || '''U'''tah '''M'''usic '''H'''ub |- | [[KSLC-FM]] || FM 102.7 || All-news + Sports || '''S'''alt '''L'''ake '''C'''ity |- | [[KSRU-FM]] || FM 103.5 || Sports <small>(ESPN Radio)</small> || '''S'''ports'''R'''adio '''U'''tah |} == National Cable Provider == * [[ABS CableSystem]] 3400c8f759f4875401029777321314c060fe2c74 0 212 433 358 2025-01-20T22:58:03Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Radiostation_v2 |city=Miami, Florida |country=United States of America |area=South Florida |logo=[[File:Newsradio 980 WMFL.png|200px]] |frequency=980 kHz (HD Radio) |branding='''Newsradio 980 WMFL''' |slogan=''South Florida's News... All The Time.'' (main)<br>''Read about it tomorrow, see it tonight or hear it NOW.'' (secondary) |language=English |format=All-news radio |affiliations=[[ABS Newsradio]] |owner=[[Clearchannel Communications, Inc.|'''clearchannel''' Communications, Inc.]] <small>('''clear'''channel Radio)</small> |licensee='''clear'''channel of South Florida, Inc. |sister_stations=[[WEDC-FM]], [[WKSM-FM]], [[WMFL-TV]] |airdate=May 10th, 1924 |former_callsigns=WSFN (1924-1930) |former_frequencies=950 kHz (1924-1925)<br>860 kHz (1925-1926)<br>600 kHz (1926-1927)<br>1180 kHz (1927-1936)<br>1010 kHz (1936-2008) |callsign_meaning='''M'''iami/'''F'''ort '''L'''auderdale |licensing_authority=[[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission|WBC]] |class=A (clear channel) |power=50,000 watts |webcast=980WMFLMiami.com/listen-LIVE |website=980WMFLMiami.com }} '''WMFL''' (980 kHz) is a commercial all-news radio station, licensed to Miami, Florida, United States, North America, Northern Hemisphere, Earth, and serving the South Florida (Miami/Fort Lauderdale) radio market. It is the '''FLAGSHIP''' radio station of locally-based [[Clearchannel Communications, Inc.|'''clear'''channel Communications, Inc.]] whose roots in South Florida date back to its founding in 1920 as a local radio operator within the Ortega family, whose generations later (now lead by the founder's son, Roly) currently own the multi-media conglomerate company. '''clear'''channel has owned WMFL since its inception. WMFL is a sister to radio stations [[WEDC-FM]] (93.5), [[WKSM-FM]] (100.1), and television station [[WMFL-TV]] (Channel 6). WMFL (its sister South Florida properties, and the national headquarters of '''clear'''channel Communications, Inc.) are located inside a 10-story building at 1401 79th Street Causeway (SR 934) in North Bay Village (with a Miami postal address), and its transmitter is located near the Miami-Dade/Broward County line nearby where I-75 and the Florida's Turnpike meet in Miramar, Florida. Besides its main analog transmission, WMFL is also simulcast on HD Radio digital transmission, and streams online (like all other '''clear'''channel sister radio stations across the country) via the [[iHeartRadio]] app. = History = Coming soon... = Programming = As an all-news radio station, the only program it airs is a continuous rolling all-news format which includes the latest in local, national and international news, plus the latest in sports, business, traffic and weather. == Wheel Clock == WMFL follows a strict wheel clock so that all segements are aired in order and on time to help deliver the continuous all-news format for South Florida listeners. * :00 - The Latest Headlines * :01 - News * :06 - ''First Alert Traffic and Weather Together on the 6's'' * :08 - News * :10 - [[ABS Business]] Report * :13 - News * :16 - ''First Alert Traffic and Weather Together on the 6's'' * :18 - News * :20 - ''WMFL :20/:50 Sports'' * :23 - News * :26 - ''First Alert Traffic and Weather Together on the 6's'' (including the 7-day forecast) * :29 - Regional Conditions and Station ID * :30 - The Latest Headlines * :31 - News * :36 - ''First Alert Traffic and Weather Together on the 6's'' * :38 - News * :40 - ABS Business Report * :43 - News * :46 - ''First Alert Traffic and Weather Together on the 6's'' * :48 - News * :50 - ''WMFL :20/:50 Sports'' * :53 - News * :56 - ''First Alert Traffic and Weather Together on the 6's'' (including the 7-day forecast) * :59 - Regional Conditions and Station ID 2c460e075ae178da36db39f9cdfbe4b707cc9b59 0 215 434 368 2025-01-20T22:58:48Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Radiostation_v2 | city = Miami, Florida | country = United States of America | logo = [[File:WEDC-FM Miami.png|center]] | area = South Florida | frequency = 93.5 MHz (HD Radio) | branding = '''EDC Radio Miami''' | slogan = ''South Florida's Home for Dance and EDM.'' | language = English | format = Dance/EDM | subchannels = HD2: ''EDC Chill''<br>HD3: ''EDC Anthems''<br>HD4: ''EDC Radio'' (national feed) | network = [[EDC Radio]] | affiliations = [[Premiere Networks]] | owner = [[Clearchannel Communications, Inc.|'''clear'''channel Communications, Inc.]] <small>('''clear'''channel Radio)</small> | licensee = '''clear'''channel of South Florida, Inc. | sister_stations = [[WMFL (AM)|WMFL]], [[WKSM-FM]], [[WMFL-TV]] | airdate = Thursday, October 26th, 1995 | callsign_meaning = '''EDC''' Radio Network <small>('''FLAGSHIP''' station for the network)</small> | licensing_authority = [[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission|WBC]] | erp = 40,000 watts | haat = 1,050 feet | translators = | repeater = 100.1 [[WKSM-FM|WKSM-FM-HD2]] (Miami) | webcast = EDCMiami.com/listen-LIVE | website = EDCMiami.com }} '''WEDC-FM''' (93.5 MHz) is a heritage electronic dance music radio station, licensed to Miami, Florida, United States, North America, Northern Hemisphere, Earth, and serving the South Florida (Miami/Fort Lauderdale) radio market. It is owned and operated by locally-based [[Clearchannel Communications, Inc.|'''clear'''channel Communications, Inc.]], and has been since its inception as one of its '''<u>FLAGSHIP</u>''' properties, alongside sister stations [[WMFL-TV]] (Channel 6), [[WMFL (AM)|WMFL]] (AM 980), and [[WKSM-FM]] (100.1). WEDC-FM (its sister South Florida properties, and the national headquarters of '''clear'''channel Communications, Inc.) are located inside a 10-story building at 1401 79th Street Causeway (SR 934) in North Bay Village (with a Miami postal address), and its transmitter is located near the Miami-Dade/Broward County line nearby where I-75 and the Florida's Turnpike meet in Miramar, Florida. Besides its main analog transmission, WEDC-FM is also simulcast on HD Radio digital transmission, and streams online (like all other '''clear'''channel sister radio stations across the country) via the [[iHeartRadio]] app. WEDC-FM is the '''<u>FLAGSHIP</u>''' station of the nationwide [[EDC Radio]] (Electric Dance Club Radio) network, in which the network and its studios are based in Miami, and is distributed to affiliates 24/7 (as part of an arrangement between EDC Radio producing its product and [[ABS Radio]] distributing the network). = History = Coming soon... = Programming = Because WEDC-FM became the first station in the nation to broadcast EDM music 24/7 on over-the-air radio, it continues its reputation as playing the best EDM music from all kinds of subgenres (all radio edits to remove profanity in some songs), including Dance, Electronica, Techno, Trance, Dubstep, Trap, Rave, Deep House, Downtempo, and much more. WEDC-FM plays all songs in both vocal and instrumental, which is the key to WEDC-FM's success as it allows to have a more broader playlist and collection of tracks to play from than other Dance/EDM radio stations out there. WEDC-FM also broadcasts DJ mixes and radio shows from popular DJs, remixes, throwbacks (under ''EDC Anthems''), and more. WEDC has its own music discovery department which allows staff to find and discover EDM tracks from around the world to play on its station, which is helped by listeners who send requests, social media posts, trending audio/video clips, and more. Also, because WEDC-FM is the '''<u>FLAGSHIP</u>''' station of the national [[EDC Radio]] network, it does carry some of its national programs, though most of what WEDC carries is local, especially during its nonstop music blocks that it mainly airs Mondays-Wednesdays, plus most of the day Thursdays and Fridays, and at various points on Saturdays and Sundays. A full-time national feed of EDC Radio is available via WEDC-FM's fourth HD Radio digital subchannel. == List of programs carried on WEDC-FM == === Thursdays === * 09:00-10:00PM: ''[https://deadmau5.com/radio/ mau5trap radio]'' * 10:00-11:00PM: ''Aoki's House'' * 11:00PM-12:00AM: ''The Martin Garrix Show'' === Fridays === * 09:00-10:00PM: ''#betaEDC'' (New Music Discovery) * 10:00-11:00PM: ''[https://www.armadamusic.com/videos/armada-radio Armada Next]'' * 11:00PM-12:00AM: ''Morgan Page: In The Air'' === Saturdays === * 10:00AM-12:00PM: ''[https://finky93.wixsite.com/ad30 America's Dance 30 with Brian Fink]'' ([[Premiere Networks]]-syndicated) ** Airs again on Sundays from 8:00-10:00PM. * 06:00-08:00 PM: ''EDC Radio's Top 20 Countdown with Geronimo'' (Premiere Networks/EDC Radio-syndicated) ** Airs again on Sundays from 10:00AM-12:00PM and from 10:00PM-12:00AM. * 08:00-10:00 PM: ''[https://www.aboveandbeyond.nu/abgt Above and Beyond: Group Therapy]'' * 10:00PM-12:00AM: ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ti%C3%ABsto%27s_Club_Life Tiësto's Club Life]'' === Sundays === * 12:00-02:00 PM: ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_State_of_Trance Armin van Buuren pres. A State Of Trance]'' * 06:00-08:00 PM: ''[https://ultramusicfestival.com/umfradio/ UMF Radio]'' = Technical information = The station also broadcasts in HD Radio and broadcasts additional subchannels to supplement more programming: {| class="wikitable" |+ HD Radio subchannels of WEDC-FM ! scope = "col" | Subchannel ! scope = "col" | Short name ! scope = "col" | Programming ! scope = "col" | Station name |- ! scope = "row" | 93.5 FM-HD1 | WEDC-HD1 || Main WEDC programming / Dance/EDM || ''EDC Radio Miami'' |- ! scope = "row" | 93.5 FM-HD2 | EDCChill || Ambient/Chill/Downtempo/Deep House || ''EDC Chill'' |- ! scope = "row" | 93.5 FM-HD3 | EDC-ATHS || '80s, '90s, and 2000s Dance/EDM Tracks || ''EDC Anthems'' |- ! scope = "row" | 93.5 FM-HD4 | EDCRadio || The national feed of the radio network with national programs. || ''[[EDC Radio]]'' |} fe7ffaa3fed73b2977f4e0de848eb5113cbc62a8 0 208 435 367 2025-01-20T22:59:05Z TheRolyPoly 893408 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Radiostation v2 | name = | city = Miami, Florida | country = United States of America | callsign = | logo = [[File:100 KISS-FM Miami.png|center]] | logo_caption = | image = | caption = | area = South Florida | frequency = 100.1 MHz (HD Radio) | rds = | branding = '''100 KISS-FM Miami''' | slogan = ''KVJ Show Mornings and All The Hits!'' | languages = English | format = Top 40 (CHR)/Dance | subchannels = HD2: [[WEDC-FM]] simulcast (EDC Radio Miami)<br>HD3: ''KVJ Radio'' | network = [[KISS-FM (radio brand)|KISS-FM]] | affiliations = [[Premiere Networks]] | owner = [[Clearchannel Communications, Inc.|'''clear'''channel Communications, Inc.]] <small>('''clear'''channel Radio)</small> | licensee = '''clear'''channel of South Florida, Inc. | operator = | sister_stations = [[WMFL (AM)|WMFL]], [[WEDC-FM]], [[WMFL-TV]] | founded = | airdate = September 1st, 1946 | last_airdate = | former_callsigns = | former_names = | former_frequencies = | callsign_meaning = '''K'''is'''S'''-FM '''M'''iami | licensing_authority = [[Worldwide Broadcasting Commission|WBC]] | facility_id = | class = | power = | erp = 100,000 watts | haat = 1,200 feet | coordinates = | translator = HD2: 93.5 [[WEDC-FM]] (Miami) | repeaters = | webcast = KISSMiami.com/listen-live | website = KISSMiami.com }} '''WKSM-FM''' (100.1 MHz) is a heritage contemporary hit radio station, licensed to Miami, Florida, United States, North America, Northern Hemisphere, Earth, and serving the South Florida (Miami/Fort Lauderdale) radio market. It is owned and operated by locally-based [[Clearchannel Communications, Inc.|'''clear'''channel Communications, Inc.]], and has been since its inception as one of its '''<u>FLAGSHIP</u>''' properties, alongside sister stations [[WMFL-TV]] (Channel 6), [[WMFL (AM)|WMFL]] (AM 980), and [[WEDC-FM]] (93.5). WKSM-FM (its sister South Florida properties, and the national headquarters of '''clear'''channel Communications, Inc.) are located inside a 10-story building at 1401 79th Street Causeway (SR 934) in North Bay Village (with a Miami postal address), and its transmitter is located near the Miami-Dade/Broward County line nearby where I-75 and the Florida's Turnpike meet in Miramar, Florida. Besides its main analog transmission, WKSM-FM is also simulcast on HD Radio digital transmission with a simulcast of sister station WEDC on its HD2 subchannel, and streams online (like all other '''clear'''channel sister radio stations across the country) via the [[iHeartRadio]] app. = History = Coming soon... = Programming = WKSM-FM is a typical Top 40 CHR/Dance radio station, consisting of playing current and recurrent popular music as determined by the Top 40 music charts. Some of the music played on the station includes a little bit of everything, mainly pop and dance, but also includes urban, alternative, rock, country, hip-hop, and more. Music is typically determined by the music charts, but also via word of mouth, social media, trending clips, and more. == The KVJ Show == WKSM-FM is '''''THE''''' '''<u>FLAGSHIP</u>''' station for the locally-based, nationally-syndicated morning program ''The KVJ Show'', aired on the station since its debut in 1999. The program airs weekday mornings from 6:00-10:00am and is aired live on WKSM-FM, on the web at KISSMiami.com, streaming on the iHeartRadio app, on their main YouTube page (known as ''KVJ TV''), and is also simulcast on local television on [[WMFL-TV]]'s fourth subchannel, known as ''South Florida Plus''. A best-of version is aired on Saturday mornings, also from 6:00-10:00am. Hosted by Kevin Rolston, Virginia Sinicki, and Jason ''J-Bird'' Pennington, along with sidekicks Josh Duer (a.k.a. Producer Dennys), and Jeremy Kaufman (a.k.a. Suits), along with a whole suit of characters, alter-egos (mainly from ''J-Bird''), and well-known recurring daily and weekly segments, ''The KVJ Show'' has been a massive hit with South Florida's and national audiences since day one and has been one of the most-listened-to morning radio shows in the entire country. They've gained local cult-like celebrity status in South Florida for almost 25 years due to its overwhelming popularity that so much so, there's a dedicated group of listerers out there called ''KVJ Nation''. '''Nationers''', as they like to be known, are a group of listeners who tune in every day, show up at KVJ-sanctioned events, support great causes like the show's main charity '''Little Smiles''', and much more. Due to the overwhleming continued success of the program, WKSM management has given the program and its radio stars freedom to pretty much do whatever they want (as long as no profanity or dangerous stunts are involved), which is a rarity for a morning program of this magnitude. This also includes only playing one or two songs per hour so there's more time for regular ''KVJ Show'' content on the radio, plus they've created ''The KVJ Podcast Network'', which is the show's mini-media empire, and contains shows created and hosted by the show's radio stars, with the full support of WKSM management. Shows include doing a daily ''After The Show Podcast'' which is only available on YouTube and streaming on the iHeartRadio app after they go off-the-air at 10:00am ET, with episodes typically ranging from around 30-45 minutes long. The podcast is also shown in edited form (profanity taken out) on ''South Florida Plus'' (WMFL-DT 6.4) later in the afternoon. There's also a ''Weird and Whatever Podcast'', hosted by Pennington, Duer, and their friends, and a ''Spirits Talk'' podcast, hosted by Sinicki and her good friend Jeff, a physic medium. WKSM management has also given them a 24/7 ''KVJ Radio'' station (live at KISSMiami.com, streaming on the iHeartRadio app, and on the station's third HD Radio subchannel) which includes the regular radio show, the ATSP (profanity is edited out in this stream), the best-of versions (aired on weekends only), and its multiple podcasts, all in one streamlined continuing automatic rotation (no music is played on this stream, ''KVJ Cuts'' or commercials are aired instead). The stream also includes stream-exclusive programs tailored to the hosts' favorite interests, such as an all-'80s and '90s music program hosted by Pennington and Dennys, an entertainment-themed gossip chat program hosted by Sinicki, and a sports talk program hosted by Rolston and Kaufman. == Other programming == Besides its hugely popular weekday morning program, WKSM-FM airs other programs that include a three-hour block of commercial-free hit music called ''The Commercial-'''FREE''' Drive'' (weekdays from 4:00-7:00pm), the ''100 KISS Club'' (Dance/EDM music plus LIVE DJ sets; Fridays and Saturdays from 10:00pm-12:00am), and three programs that WKSM-FM airs on '''Countdown Sundays''': the [[Premiere Networks]]-syndicated ''[[American Top 40]]'' (Sundays from 6:00-10:00am), the locally-produced program ''South Florida Top 30'' (Sundays from 4:00-7:00pm), and the other [[Premiere Networks]]-syndicated program, the [[iHeartRadio Countdown]] (Sundays from 10:00pm-12:00am). Programming also includes a four-hour simulcast of sister radio station 93.5 [[WEDC-FM]] on Fridays and Saturdays from 12 Midnight-4:00am ET. = Technical information = The station also broadcasts in HD Radio and broadcasts additional subchannels to supplement more programming: {| class="wikitable" |+ HD Radio subchannels of WKSM-FM ! scope = "col" | Subchannel ! scope = "col" | Short name ! scope = "col" | Programming ! scope = "col" | Station name |- ! scope = "row" | 100.1 FM-HD1 | WKSM-HD1 || Main WKSM programming / Top 40 (CHR)/Dance || ''100 KISS-FM Miami'' |- ! scope = "row" | 100.1 FM-HD2 | WKSM-HD2 || Main WEDC programming / Dance/EDM || ''EDC Radio Miami'' |- ! scope = "row" | 100.1 FM-HD3 | KVJ 24/7 || 24/7 ''KVJ Show'' content || ''KVJ Radio'' |} 253a46ef35925b4c619372b42f781fb75b46e611